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In years with a lack of heat, paisa (pares) yield decreased by 9.1-24.6 t/ha.
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AGROECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF SOUTHERN FORAGE CROPS IN THE NATURAL CONDITIONS OF THE NOVGOROD REGION
Elena Shkodina, Olga Balun Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2019. doi:10.5281/zenodo.3413533
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- Observation Paisa, chumiza, mohar, millet and African millet show high adaptive properties under Novgorod region conditions.
- Observation Gulliveria had the maximum plant height (135 cm) among the paisley varieties.
- Observation Stapize had the maximum plant height (129 cm) among the paisley varieties.
- Observation Paisa varieties gave a stable green mass yield of 35.4-50.7 t/ha across the studied years.
- Observation Chumiza gave a stable green mass yield of 27.8-33.7 t/ha across the studied years.
- Observation Mohar Stamoga obtained a guaranteed high green mass yield of 36.9 t/ha.
- Observation Paisa Gotica had the highest dry matter crude protein content (20.69%) among the compared varieties.
- Observation Mohar Athlete had a higher dry matter crude protein content (14.57%) among the compared varieties.
- Observation Chumiza Strela had a higher dry matter crude protein content (13.77%) among the compared varieties.
- Observation Paisa Stapize, mohar Stepnoy Mayak and millet Regent comply with the GOST standard for raw protein content (11.73-12.79%).
- Observation Chumiza Strela corresponds to the energy potentiality requirements of the Gotica style.
- Observation Paisa varieties, mohar Stamoga and Stepnoy Mayak yielded more than 4 tons of dry matter per ha.
- Observation Chumiza Olya, millet African Sogur and millet sowing Zolotaya Orda yielded more than 4 tons of dry matter per ha.
- Observation Paisa Stapize gave a protein collection of 953.2 kg per ha.
- Observation Paisa Gotica gave a protein collection of 876.8 kg per ha.
- Intervention effect In years with a lack of heat, chumiza yield decreased by 5.8-29.5 t/ha.
- Observation In other crops, productivity decreased by 2 or more times.
- Recommendation The studied crops can be used for green fodder and hay from mid-July to September when sown in the third decade of May, and for silage and haylage later.
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