Claim · model-written summary
No-tillage had a negative impact on wheat yield, a loss of 353 kg grain per surface unit compared with conventional tillage
- Taxon
- wheat
Triticum aestivume3 - Treatment
- No-tillage systeme3
- Outcome
- wheat yielde3
- Direction
- negative impacte3
- Value
- 353 kg grain loss per surface unite3
- Comparator
- conventional tillagee3
- Setting
- Turda Agriculture Research and Development Statione0
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Verbatim
e0“The research work was carried out at Turda Agriculture Research and Development Station, in the Central part of Romania within a partnership project”
e3“No-tillage system had a negative impact on wheat yield, leading to 353 kg grain loss per surface unit in comparison with conventional tillage”
Title
Mircea Adrian Grigoraş; A. Popescu; Doru Pamfil; et al. Journal of Food Agriculture & Environment 2012
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Association Fertilization was the major factor influencing wheat yield and grain quality
- Association Higher fertilization level was associated with higher wheat yield, protein and gluten percentage
- Intervention effect No-tillage production loss on unfertilized plots was 230 kg grain per ha
- Intervention effect No-tillage production loss on plots fertilized with N 80 P 40 was 450 kg grain per ha
- Intervention effect No-tillage grain loss where N 150 P 75 was used was 380 kg per ha
- Observation Wheat grains from no-tillage averaged 14.56% protein
- Intervention effect No-tillage raised wheat grain protein content by 0.15% compared with conventional tillage
- Intervention effect N 80 P 40 fertilization added 0.1% protein content compared with conventional system in wheat
- Intervention effect N 150 P 75 fertilization gave a 0.2% protein gain in no-tillage wheat grains
- Intervention effect Conservation no-tillage gave 0.67% more gluten in wheat grains than conventional agricultural system
- Recommendation Farmers are encouraged to apply no-tillage under corresponding fertilization and machinery to increase wheat productivity and grain quality