PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS

During the years of 2012-2014 two varieties of spring barley ‘Bagrets’ and ‘Belgorodsky 100’ and their response to fertilizing have been studied in the trials of FSBSI ‘Ural research Institute of Agriculture’. The article considers the productivity of barley varieties of various ecologic-geographic...

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Main Author: Yu. V. Berseneva
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Language:Russian
Published: Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution “Agricultural Research Center “Donskoy”" 2018-05-01
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description During the years of 2012-2014 two varieties of spring barley ‘Bagrets’ and ‘Belgorodsky 100’ and their response to fertilizing have been studied in the trials of FSBSI ‘Ural research Institute of Agriculture’. The article considers the productivity of barley varieties of various ecologic-geographic origin and their yield structure (a number of productive stems, a number of kernels per head, 1000-kernel weight), and gives economic assessment of the used methods. The study has shown that the variety ‘Belgorodsky 100’ forms a larger yield than ‘Bagrets’ on 0.020.20 t/ha. On average both varieties produced a good yield with the fertilizing of N60P60K60 and it was on 0.75-0.93 t/ha more than without the fertilizing. The variety ‘Bagrets’ formed larger kernels (with 1000-kernel weight of 52.8 g). The fertilizing promoted an increase of the kernel size on 0.7-2.9 g, and a number of productive stems on 15-98 pieces, height of a plant on 4.010.4 sm, a length of head on 0.5-0.9 sm and a number of kernels per head on 0.7-2.2 pieces. In 2014 we obtained high productivity of the studied barley varieties (to 3.57 t/ha). In 2012 barley had better response to fertilizing and the amount of productivity increase was on 0.86-1.28 t/ha higher than the standard variety, but in 2013 and 2014 the increase of productivity was 0.31-0.76 t/ha. In 2013 there were favourable weather conditions (warm and wet) during the barley vegetation and 1000-kernel weight was 58.2 g.
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spelling doaj-art-9cb13cc451db402ea16cb8709bc008542025-08-20T03:35:03ZrusFederal State Budgetary Scientific Institution “Agricultural Research Center “Donskoy”"Зерновое хозяйство России2079-87252079-87332018-05-01034750181PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALSYu. V. Berseneva0FSBSI “Ural RIA” ФГБНУ «Уральский НИИСХ»During the years of 2012-2014 two varieties of spring barley ‘Bagrets’ and ‘Belgorodsky 100’ and their response to fertilizing have been studied in the trials of FSBSI ‘Ural research Institute of Agriculture’. The article considers the productivity of barley varieties of various ecologic-geographic origin and their yield structure (a number of productive stems, a number of kernels per head, 1000-kernel weight), and gives economic assessment of the used methods. The study has shown that the variety ‘Belgorodsky 100’ forms a larger yield than ‘Bagrets’ on 0.020.20 t/ha. On average both varieties produced a good yield with the fertilizing of N60P60K60 and it was on 0.75-0.93 t/ha more than without the fertilizing. The variety ‘Bagrets’ formed larger kernels (with 1000-kernel weight of 52.8 g). The fertilizing promoted an increase of the kernel size on 0.7-2.9 g, and a number of productive stems on 15-98 pieces, height of a plant on 4.010.4 sm, a length of head on 0.5-0.9 sm and a number of kernels per head on 0.7-2.2 pieces. In 2014 we obtained high productivity of the studied barley varieties (to 3.57 t/ha). In 2012 barley had better response to fertilizing and the amount of productivity increase was on 0.86-1.28 t/ha higher than the standard variety, but in 2013 and 2014 the increase of productivity was 0.31-0.76 t/ha. In 2013 there were favourable weather conditions (warm and wet) during the barley vegetation and 1000-kernel weight was 58.2 g.https://www.zhros.online/jour/article/view/182spring barleyvarietyfertilizingproductivityyield structure1000-kernel weightgermination
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PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
Зерновое хозяйство России
spring barley
variety
fertilizing
productivity
yield structure
1000-kernel weight
germination
title PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
title_full PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
title_fullStr PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
title_full_unstemmed PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
title_short PRODUCTIVITY OF SPRING BARLEY VARIETIES ON THE DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS OF FERTILIZING IN THE MIDDLE URALS
title_sort productivity of spring barley varieties on the different backgrounds of fertilizing in the middle urals
topic spring barley
variety
fertilizing
productivity
yield structure
1000-kernel weight
germination
url https://www.zhros.online/jour/article/view/182
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