The principles of crop fertilization plan development according to LAMMC
The principles of crop fertilization plan development according to LAMMC involve several key steps. First, the crop fertilization plan is
Effectiveness of crop rotation and tillage systems in loamy Cambisol
Crop rotations with legumes are more productive. The study was carried out in two four-field rotations: A) rotation I: beans
Realising maize productivity between mineral and organic fertilisers
Supporting farmers in selecting the most suitable nitrogen source is essential for balancing crop productivity with environmental sustainability. Trials comparing
Establishing a winter wheat crop for a good yield
A good (8 t/ha and more) winter wheat grain yield should be achieved by establishing a crop with at least
Use of digestates from biogas production as fertiliser for agricultural crops
The use of recycled digestates from biogas production as fertiliser for agricultural crops is promising. To use digestates it is
Fertilisation and the place of potatoes in the crop rotation
The main agrotechnical measures in potato growing technology is optimal fertilisation. Potatoes consume about 5 kg of nitrogen, 2 kg
Biochar performance on sandy loam Cambisol
The agrochemical properties of sandy loam Cambisol were primarily influenced by the application of NPK mineral fertilizer, while biochar application
Optimising nitrogen and sulphur fertilization for winter wheat
On fertile soils, a significant yield increase was observed only with S30 fertilization and only at nitrogen levels of N105
Effect of long-term fertilization on soil agrochemical properties
The effect of Long-Term Fertilization on Soil Agrochemical Properties has been studied in a strila started in 1971 In both
Straw management methods in intensive crop rotation
Annual application of straw, with or without additives such as ammonium nitrate or biofertilizers, increased the number of water-stable aggregates