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Information × Registration Number 0224U000188, 0121U108097 , R & D reports Title Investigation of the influence of tillage methods and depth on agrotechnological properties of saline dark chestnut soils in the area of Ingulets irrigated system popup.stage_title Head Tomnytsky Anatolii V., Кандидат сільськогосподарських наук Registration Date 03-01-2024 Organization Institute of climate smart agriculture of the national academy of agrarian sciences of Ukraine popup.description2  The basic information was formed, which highlighted the effect of the main tillage on the agrophysical properties, water and nutrient regime of isolated dark-chestnut medium loamy soils under crops of rural areas. crops in short-rotation crop rotation under irrigation. It was established that the use of differentiated main tillage reduces the negative impact of mineralized waters on individual indicators of soil fertility and the yield of agricultural crops under irrigation. Basic information on the formation of operating costs was obtained (fuel costs, estimation of the energy intensity of the process, power consumption of the mechanization of soil cultivation and agricultural tools and labor of the mechanizer). The economic and energy efficiency of farming technologies was determined. crops on salted dark chestnut medium loamy soils in crop rotations on irrigated lands. A technological regulation of soil deepening of salted dark chestnut soils has been developed, which allows determining the most effective working organs and loosening depth in order to create favorable conditions for increasing the effective fertility of salted dark chestnut soils of the Southern Steppe of Ukraine. Compared to generally recognized growing technologies, the profit will increase by 25.4-34.1%, the payback period by 0.6-0.8, and the energy efficiency coefficient by 0.3-0.4. The system of basic tillage can be used in the southern region on an area of 800,000 - 1.0 million hectares, which will give an additional yield of grain units of 0.46-0.69 t/ha. Product Description popup.authors Tomnytskyi Anatolii popup.nrat_date 2024-01-03 Close