Paper · 2013 · TURKISH JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY

Effects of organic manures and non-chemical weed control on wheat. II. Grain quality

SANCAR BULUT; ALİ ÖZTÜRK; MEHMET MURAT KARAOĞLU; et al.

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Abstract

Deficit plant nutrients, especially nitrogen, and weed competition are the most critical problems in organic farming. This research was carried out on research plots of the Agricultural Research and Extension Center of Atatürk University Agricultural Faculty during the cropping seasons of 2006-07, 2007-08, and 2008-09 under dry farming conditions. A factorial experimental design with 4 replications was used to set up the experimental plots. The factors were 2 wheat cultivars (Kırik and Doğu-88), 3 weed control practices (weedy control, hand weeding, dense sowing), and 7 fertilizer sources [control, standard inorganic (NP), Bio-Organic (Bio), Bio-SR Organic (Bio SR), Leonardite, Organic fertilizer (OF), and cattle manure (CM)]. Hectoliter weight, crude protein ratio, Zeleny sedimentation value, wet gluten content, number of fall (enzyme activity), and crude ash ratio were investigated as the quality parameters for bread-wheat cultivars. Differences between Doğu-88 and Kırik were significant with regard to the investigated parameters except for hectoliter weight. Kırik was superior in terms of quality parameters. Weed control practices significantly affected the investigated parameters. The highest Zeleny sedimentation value and wet gluten content were obtained from hand weeding, while the highest crude protein ratio was obtained from weedy control. The manure sources affected the investigated parameters significantly. The highest values were obtained from NP fertilizer source. Organic manure sources increased the quality parameter compared to the control and the highest quality values were obtained from CM treatment. It was concluded that local cultivar Kırik should be preferred to modern cultivar Doğu 88 for high grain quality in organic wheat farming. CM should be applied as an organic fertilizer due to high quality values in organic wheat farming under the dry farming conditions of Erzurum Province in Turkey.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Doğu-88 and Kırik differed significantly in measured quality traits except hectoliter weight.

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“Differences between Doğu-88 and Kırik were significant with regard to the investigated parameters except for hectoliter weight”

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Kırik was superior for grain quality parameters.

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“Kırik was superior in terms of quality parameters”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Weed control practices significantly affected grain quality parameters.

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“Weed control practices significantly affected the investigated parameters”

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Hand weeding gave the highest Zeleny sedimentation value and wet gluten content.

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“The highest Zeleny sedimentation value and wet gluten content were obtained from hand weeding”

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The weedy control gave the highest crude protein ratio.

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“the highest crude protein ratio was obtained from weedy control”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Manure sources significantly affected grain quality parameters.

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“The manure sources affected the investigated parameters significantly”

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NP fertilizer gave the highest values for investigated quality parameters.

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“The highest values were obtained from NP fertilizer source”

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Organic manure sources increased quality parameters compared with control.

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“Organic manure sources increased the quality parameter compared to the control”

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CM treatment gave the highest quality values among organic manure sources.

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“the highest quality values were obtained from CM treatment”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommend Kırik over Doğu 88 for high grain quality in organic wheat farming.

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“local cultivar Kırik should be preferred to modern cultivar Doğu 88 for high grain quality in organic wheat farming”

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The authors recommend CM as organic fertilizer for grain quality in dryland organic wheat farming in Erzurum.

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“CM should be applied as an organic fertilizer due to high quality values in organic wheat farming under the dry farming conditions of Erzurum Province in Turkey”

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