Claim · model-written summary
Herbicide treatment and disking reduced green-mass yield by 17%.
- Treatment
- Autumn treatment with a continuous-action Tornado herbicidee0
- Outcome
- yield of green masse0
- Direction
- reducese0
- Value
- 17%e0
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Verbatim
e0“Autumn treatment with a continuous-action Tornado herbicide (isopropylamine salt, 360 g/l acid, application rate of 2 l/ha) followed by disking in two tracks in spring reduces the yield of green mass by 17%, grain by 8%”
Title
Methods of cutting the layer of old-age sowing of perennial grasses
D. Y. Bakshaev; N. I. Kashevarov Bulletin of NSAU (Novosibirsk State Agrarian University) 2024. doi:10.31677/2072-6724-2024-71-2-15-24
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- Intervention effect Autumn plowing gave the maximum reservoir crop yield.
- Observation Oat green mass reached 173 kg/ha after autumn plowing.
- Observation Oat grain reached 22.7 kg/ha after autumn plowing.
- Observation Moisture supply improved 31-51%.
- Observation Germination was higher by 21-35%.
- Observation Oat plant height increased 4-23%.
- Intervention effect Herbicide treatment and disking reduced grain yield by 8%.
- Observation Weed proportion after treatment did not exceed 2%.
- Intervention effect Spring turf cutting reduced green mass by 42% against autumn plowing.
- Intervention effect Spring turf cutting reduced grain yield by 48% against autumn plowing.
- Observation Spring turf cutting reduced soil moisture in the root layer by 31-51%.
- Observation Spring turf cutting reduced field germination by 30%.
- Observation Spring turf cutting reduced plant height by 23%.
- Observation Spring turf cutting had the maximum weed clogging of 14-24 plants per square metre or 5.6%.
- Recommendation Herbicide treatment is recommended when malicious root weeds occur.