Innovative Complex for In-Soil Fertilizer X Tender + Cenius for Mini-Till Technology

Milyutkin, Vladimir; Buxmann, Viktor; Meskhi, Besarion; Rudoy, Dmitry; Olshevskaya, Anastasiya

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-81619-3_13

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“…The fact that the capacity of plants for the production of controlled-acting fertilisers is often low, and the materials used as coatings are often much more expensive than the active components, contributes to the price increase. [17,18] In addition, the use of encapsulated fertilisers, where synthetic, hard-to-degrade polymers are used as coatings, leads to an accumulation of plastic particles in the soil. And the use of fertilisers coated with sulphur can lead to an acidification of the soil environment.…”

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Fertilisers of controlled action as a promising direction of agrochemistry

Rudoy,

Olshevskaya,

Оdabashyan

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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One of the pressing problems of modern agriculture is the development and application of a new generation of preparations to reduce the volume of their consumption and to reduce their accumulation in the biosphere. Ensuring food security while maintaining environmental safety becomes an urgent and pressing problem from a theoretical point of view. The problem of modifying the fertilisers used in order to increase their efficiency has necessitated the search for new solutions. There are several categories of “smart” fertilisers, among which controlled-acting fertilisers are of particular interest precisely because of the possibility of controlling their effects. This article focuses on current trends in the field of smart fertilisers, namely controlled-acting fertilisers. Based on research by contemporary authors an attempt is made to compare different types of controlled-acting fertilisers, the advantages and disadvantages of each type of fertiliser within the framework of current views on their classification. The conclusion is made about the “points of growth” and the prospects for the development of modern controlled-release fertilisers.

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Fertilisers of controlled action as a promising direction of agrochemistry

Rudoy,

Olshevskaya,

Оdabashyan

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The use of seaweed extracts as a fertiliser acts as a plant stimulant and supports its growth parameters, including a faster seed germination rate, root system development, as well as an increase in the number and area of leaves and fruits, plant weight and strength [6,9]. This potential of seaweed stands out as an environmentally friendly commercial product, as the demand for inorganic fertilisers is currently declining due to limited natural resources [7].…”

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The effect of the liquid plant growth stimulant seaweed seychelles on the germination of seeds of microgreens of coral radish (Raphanus sativus var. Sativus)

Rudoy,

Olshevskaya,

Bernard Port-Louis

et al. 2023

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The article presents the results of a model experiment to study the effect of a liquid plant growth stimulant Seaweed Seychelles on the germination of seeds of microgreen of coral radish (Raphanus sativus var. Sativus). Seaweed is a source of natural plant growth hormones. Each of them is an important biostimulant of health. Auxin is known for its positive effect on the roots. It is used in synthetic hormones for rooting. Seaweed contains more than 60 trace elements and nutrients. First of all, it is potassium, nitrogen, phosphorus, iodine, manganese, molybdenum and boron. In the course of this study, it was found that the liquid plant growth stimulant Seaweed Seychelles significantly increases the germination of seeds of coral radish (Raphanus sativus var. Sativus). Seed germination was 98%. The phosphorus content increased by 14.5%, and the nitrogen content by 30%, the pH remained neutral. Seaweed Seychelles liquid stimulant actively affects radish sprouts and contributes to an increase in growth rate and quality.

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