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Information × Registration Number 0225U001602, (0121U108814) , R & D reports Title Theoretically substantiate the direction of agrogenic transformation of soils in intensive agriculture and develop measures for their rational use in agro-landscapes of the Forest-Steppe popup.stage_title Дослідити закономірності формування показників родючості ґрунту в умовах ведення інтенсивного землеробства у агроландшафтах Лісостепу. Head Tkachenko Mykola A., Доктор сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 03-02-2025 Organization National scientific centre "Institute of Agriculture of the Ukrainian Academy of Agrarian Sciences" popup.description1 The purpose of scientific research is to establish the patterns of soil processes and theoretically substantiate the direction of agrogenic transformation of gray forest coarse-dusty loamy soil and chernozem typical low-humus in intensive agriculture and to develop measures for their rational use in Forest-Ssteppe landscapes. popup.description2  Purpose - to investigate the patterns of formation of chernozem soil fertility indicators under conditions of intensive agriculture in the forest-steppe agro-landscapes. The object of research - soil formation processes, physical, agrochemical and physical-chemical properties of typical chernozem under conditions of application of cultivation methods and fertilisation system in short rotation crop rotation. The results of the study show that balanced fertility indicators in terms of physical, agrochemical and physical-chemical properties were achieved by growing soybean (N30P60K60) and winter rape (N90P60K90) and introducing by-products of predecessor crops: under ploughing, the humus content exceeded the control values by 22%, while under disking and No-till technology - by 14% and 12%, respectively. The increase in productivity of short rotation crop rotations was the highest for ploughing (1.6-1.8 t/ha d.m.), while disking (1.2-1.4 t/ha d.m.) and No-till technology (1.1-1.2 t/ha d.m.) showed a tendency to decrease. Product Description popup.authors Bebekh Yuliia M. Zamlynska Viktoriia M. Kondratiuk Iryna M. Kudria Serhii О. Tarasenko Taras V. Tsarynok Nataliia A. Tsiuk Oleksii A. popup.nrat_date 2025-02-03 Close