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Soil structure depends on several factors, among which are farming system and soil tillage. The state of aggregation determines the water-air relations in soil and influences the thermal conductivity, porosity and density of soil, availability of nutrients, as well as biological processes, etc. In the field experiment with conservation tillage for onion we studied the influence of various methods of conventional tillage, no tillage, and disking as well as the biomass of the inter-harvest plants on the aggregation and structure of soil. Secale cereale and Vicia sativa cultivated as inter-crop cover plants favourably influenced the soil aggregation. It was expressed by greater share of valuable soil aggregates (ø1–5 mm) and better soil structure index in comparison with conventional tillage (CT), without plant mulches. The leaving of mulches from cover plants on the surface of the soil from fall to spring and direct sowing on onion without tillage (NT) decreased soil cloddiness index. The positive influence of plant mulches on soil structure was mainly observed after wintering and in the initial period of onion vegetation. The changes in indicators of soil aggregation under the influence of mulching and simplifications of the soil tillage system for vegetables were predominantly recorded in the soil arable layer of 0–20 cm.
The study, carried out in 2012-2013, intended to determine effects of different cultivation systems on the uptake and content of macronutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, calcium and sodium) in sugar beets at the technological maturity stage. A conventional tillage system (SO) was compared to simplified technologies of soil cultivation. The following conservation tillage systems were analyzed: (2) tillage to a depth of 35 cm and sowing into stubble mulch (MS35); (3) shallow tillage to a depth of 15 cm and sowing into stubble mulch (MS15); (4) tillage to a depth of 15 cm and sowing into white mustard mulch; (5) strip-till on stubble mulch to a depth of 25 cm and instantaneous beet seed sowing (STS); (6) strip-till to a depth of 25 cm on white mustard mulch and instantaneous beet seed sowing (STG). Mineral nutrient concentrations in beets varied depending on the cultivation system applied and the plant organ analyzed. The experimental factor significantly differentiated the content of P, K, Ca, Mg and Na in both beet leaves and roots, having no effect on the nitrogen content. When compared to the conventional tillage system, a decreasing trend for phosphorus and calcium in beet leaves and a significant increase of sodium both in beet leaves and roots was observed in the simplified cultivation systems. Cultivation simplifications provided some equivocal evidence implicating differences in the nutrient content between the study years. The analysis of correlations between root yields and the total accumulation of nutrients indicated significant relationships for N, P, K, Ca, Mg only in the conventional tillage system and in the treatment with 35 cm deep tillage (soil ripping) along with sowing into stubble mulch (MS35). In the other treatments, strong relationships were observed only for individual nutrients.
In a field experiment with conservation tillage of Wolska variety of onion the influence of cover plants such as spring rye (Secale cereale) and common vetch (Vicia sativa) as well as varied pre-sowing cultivation measures: no-tillage, disc harrowing during the spring, disc harrowing before the winter in comparison with conventional cultivation, on the content of mineral elements in soil and onion were studied. The content of mineral elements in soil and in onion was modified in greater degree by the changes in weather than by the agro-technical factors. No significant influence of conservation tillage on the content of mineral components in soil or in the onion was found. Soil covered with plant mulch contained slightly more potassium and magnesium in the arable layer in comparison with bare soil. The onion cultivated by using cover plants accumulated slightly more dry mass, N-total and potassium.
In field experiment conducted in 1998–2000 the influence of conservation tillage on primary infestation of carrot was investigated. In experiment four cover crop mulches (Sinapis alba L., Vicia sativa L., Phacelia tanacetifolia B., Avena sativa L.) were applied. No-tillage cultivation system caused the significant increment of primary weed infestation in carrot in comparison with conventional tillage. Cover crop mulches reduced significantly the number of weeds before and after carrot emergence. The most of weeds stepped out on control objects. Among investigated cover crops a profitable effect on decrease of weed infestation had Phacelia tanacetifolia and Avena sativa mulches.
The present study was carried out in the period 2006- 2008 based on an experiment established in 2005. The study evaluated the effect of conservation and plough tillage as well as of four catch crops on the level of infection by fungal pathogens of the stem base and roots of the spring wheat cultivar ‘Zebra’ grown in monoculture. The species composition of fungi colonizing the stem base and roots of spring wheat was determined. The split-plot design of the experiment set up on rendzina soil included plough tillage and conservation tillage with autumn and spring disking of catch crops. The experiment used four methods for regeneration of the spring wheat monoculture stand using the following: undersown red clover and Westerwolds ryegrass crops as well as lacy phacelia and white mustard stubble crops. Plots without catch crops were the control treatment. Red clover and Westerwolds ryegrass catch crops as well as lacy phacelia and white mustard stubble crops had a significant effect on the decrease in the stem base and root infection index of spring wheat compared to the control without catch crops. The disease indices in the tillage treatments under evaluation did not differ significantly from one another. The stem base and roots of spring wheat were most frequently infected by fungi of the genus Fusarium, with F. culmorum being the dominant pathogen of cereals. Compared to conservation tillage, in plough tillage the pathogenic fungus Bipolaris sorokiniana was not found to occur on the stem base and roots. The Westerwolds ryegrass catch crop promoted the occurrence of F. culmorum, both on the stem base and roots of spring wheat.
The field experiment was carried out in 2006–2008 on lessive soil developed from medium dusty loams. Salsify (Tragopogon porrifolius L.) of ‘Mamut’ cv. was the experimental species. The experimental design included three intercrop plants: common vetch, lace phacelia, and oats; two soil tillage ways: a) set of pre-sowing tillage operations, sowing the intercrop plants (mid of August), pre-winter ploughing, mixing the green matter with soil, b) set of pre-sowing tillage operations, sowing the intercrop plants (mid of August), spring ploughing, mixing the plant matter with soil; as well as two plant cultivation manners: on ridges and on flat soil. It was found that spring ploughing made to mix the intercrop biomass with the soil as well as cultivation of plants on ridges significantly increased the total salsify root yields. Significantly positive influence of intercrop plants on salsify root yields, inulin content, inulin yield, and dry matter content was also recorded. Considering the roots yield and their nutritional value, plants cultivated on ridges after spring ploughing and mulching with lace phacelia appeared to be the most beneficial salsify cultivation combination.
The study was conducted in the Experimental Station of University of Environmental and Life Sciences in Wrocław in 2008–2009. Using mulch consisting of rye and hairy vetch in sugar beet cultivation decreased the number of weeds during emergence of sugar beet. The application of straw from previous crop increased the number of weeds during spring time and decreased dry matter of weeds during harvest. Reduced rate of nitrogen from 120 to 80 kg/ha decreased total number of weeds during spring by 24.3% as well as dry matter of weeds during harvest of sugar beet by 53.9%.
Badano wpływ dwóch technologii uprawy roli: uprawy tradycyjnej i uproszczonej uprawy konserwującej na wybrane właściwości fizyczne gleby pyłowej. Określono następujące właściwości fizyczne gleby: gęstość objętościową gleby, zawartość wody w glebie i stabilność gleby w wodzie. Nie stwierdzono istotnego wpływu zróżnicowanych upraw na gęstość gleby. Pod wpływem uproszczonej uprawy konserwującej istotnie wzrastała zawartość wody w glebie w porównaniu do uprawy tradycyjnej. Zastosowanie uproszczonej uprawy konserwującej pozytywnie oddziaływało na zwiększenie stabilności gleby poprzez zmniejszenie zawartości łatwo-dyspergującego iłu (RDC), w porównaniu do uprawy tradycyjnej - płużnej.
W pracy badano wpływ dwóch technologii uprawy roli: tradycyjnej i uproszczonej na wybrane właściwości mikrobiologiczne gleby o składzie granulometrycznym iłu pylastego. Oznaczono wybrane właściwości mikrobiologiczne gleby: zawartość C w biomasie mikroorganizmów, intensywność oddychania oraz aktywność dehydrogenaz i fosfataz. Ponadto oznaczono także zawartość labilnej frakcji materii organicznej w badanej glebie - POM. Stwierdzono istotny wpływ stosowanych systemów uprawy roli na kształtowanie się właściwości mikrobiologicznych gleby pyłowej. Badania wykazały pozytywny wpływ stosowania uproszczonej uprawy roli na aktywność biologiczną gleby oraz zawartość POM, w porównaniu do uprawy tradycyjnej - płużnej. Uzyskane wysokie korelacje pomiędzy badanymi parametrami biologicznej aktywności oraz POM, MO i frakcją części spławialnych gleby pozwalają na stwierdzenie, że skład mechaniczny gleby wywiera ogromny wpływ na jakość i ilość materii organicznej w glebie, z którą ściśle związana jest aktywność i ilość drobnoustrojów zasiedlających glebę.
The aim of the research was to determine the quantitative and qualitative composition of the communities of fungi and bacteria formed in the soil under the influence of onion cultivation, with consideration to various options of conserving cultivation, using spring rye and common vetch as after-crop cover plants. Moreover, in the laboratory tests, the occurrence of microorganisms characterizing by an antagonistic influence on pathogenic fungi with a facultative parasiting was established. As a result of the laboratory microbiological analysis it was found out that particular soil samples taken from under the cultivation of onion differed with the qualitative and quantitative composition of microorganisms. Spring rye stimulated the growth and development of microorganisms, especially antagonistic ones (Bacillus spp., Pseudomonas spp., Gliocladium spp., Trichoderma spp.), and common vetch caused an increase of the number of cfu of pathogens (Alternaria alternata, Fusarium culmorum, F. oxysporum, F. solani, Penicillium spp., Pythium irregulare).
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