Abstract
This paper present information on the yield responses of three hybrids of maize, Armagnac, Renfor and Neffel to different agrotechnical treatments under the prevailing climatic condition of the specific crop year- 2013/2014. The different agro-technical conditions, include three tillage treatments, three levels of N-fertilizer treatments, two levels of plant densities, irrigated and non-irrigated, monoculture maize and maize-winter wheat biculture. The experiment was set up in a split-plot design, as is part of an ongoing long-term polyfactorial experiment at Látókép Research Station, Debrecen, Hungary • Yield ranged from 7.12 tons/ ha to 11.64 tons/ ha. The highest yield was obtained in autumn plowing, 70,000 plants/ ha , 240 N-kg/ ha , irrigated and in maize-winter wheat biculture. • The best performing hybrid was Armagnac followed by Neffel and Renfor respectively. • N-120 kg/ ha was found to be the most economical and environmentally sound level. • Yield of maize was significantly influenced in increasing order by irrigation, hybrid, plant density, forecrop and fertilization. Tillage was not found to have any significant effect on the yield of maize.
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Maize yield ranged from 7.12 to 11.64 tons per ha across treatments.
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The highest maize yield was obtained with autumn plowing, 70,000 plants per ha, 240 kg N per ha, irrigation and maize-winter wheat biculture.
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- autumn plowing, 70,000 plants/ ha , 240 N-kg/ ha , irrigated and in maize-winter wheat biculturee0
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e0“The highest yield was obtained in autumn plowing, 70,000 plants/ ha , 240 N-kg/ ha , irrigated and in maize-winter wheat biculture”
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The best performing hybrid was Armagnac, followed by Neffel and Renfor.
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e0“The best performing hybrid was Armagnac followed by Neffel and Renfor respectively”
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N-120 kg per ha was found to be the most economical and environmentally sound N level for maize.
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e0“N-120 kg/ ha was found to be the most economical and environmentally sound level”
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Maize yield was significantly influenced, in increasing order, by irrigation, hybrid, plant density, forecrop and fertilization.
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e0“Yield of maize was significantly influenced in increasing order by irrigation, hybrid, plant density, forecrop and fertilization”
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Tillage had no significant effect on maize yield.
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e0“Tillage was not found to have any significant effect on the yield of maize”
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