Innovative technologies and equipment from “Amazone” company for fertilizer application

Buxmann, Viktor; Meskhi, Besarion; Mozgovoy, Andrey; Rudoy, Dmitry; Olshevskaya, Anastasiya

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021004002

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“…Controlled fertiliser technology allows for the incorporation of several nutrients into the composition of a complete blended fertiliser, which, combined with a reduction in the likelihood of toxic effects and nutrient losses, reduces the number of applications, and therefore the cost of fertilizer use. [19,20] E3S Web of Conferences 420, 09015 (2023) https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202342009015 EBWFF 2023…”

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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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“…It is necessary to increase the rate of growing spring wheat, improve the quality of the crop and contribute to improving soil fertility [20,26]. At the same time, it is recommended to apply a fertiliser based on CAM before sowing wheat and in the tillering phase.…”

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Improvement of wheat cultivation technology with Increased yield and product quality

Milyutkin,

Kirov,

Rudoy

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The article is devoted to into the study of the optimisation of the process of using liquid nitrogen mineral fertilisers based on a carbamide-ammonia mixture, both in the serial form of CAM-32 and in the innovative CAM+S (with the addition of the sulfur mesoelement (S)) as a top dressing for winter wheat in spring during tillering. The application process was carried out superficially on crops with large-drop nozzles with a serial rod sprayer “Tuman-2” and an injec-tion-innovative multi-injector unit “Tuman-2M”. The article presents the improvement of the technology of cultivation of winter wheat of the "Basis" variety with the use of liquid mineral nitrogen and nitrogen-sulfur-containing fertilisers. The results obtained will improve the technology of wheat cultivation and improve the quality of the crop. The results of the research are an in-crease in yield compared with the use of granular solid mineral fertilisers: ammonium nitrate with the same nitrogen equivalent from 16.7 to 2.64 t/ha or from 34.5 to 58.1% and an improvement in grain quality to the level of class I compared with class III wheat quality when it is cultivated us-ing innovative technologies described in this work.

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“…One of the main technological operations aimed at achieving high yields is the introduction of fertilizers. Various technologies and equipment are used therefor [1].…”

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Factors affecting the highly dispersed spray when applying fertilizers

Salikhova

Александров

Galchak

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The article is devoted to devices for subsurface fertilization in the form of drip-air mixtures. A comparative analysis of spray mixers with centrifugal and jet nozzles has been carried out. The article presents the results of a study on the spray dependence on the ratio of air and liquid pressure with increasing fluid flow and steady air flow. It has been established that a spray mixer with a centrifugal nozzle gives a thinner spray cone is better in its operational qualities and will more fully meet the requirements for devices for intra-soil application of liquid fertilizers. In addition, it was determined that according to agrotechnical requirements, the average diameter of liquid droplets injected into the soil must be kept constant, and the flow rate must be changed, leaving the device speed and the compressor operating mode unchanged.

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Innovative technologies and equipment from “Amazone” company for fertilizer application

Cited by 16 publications

References 24 publications

Fertilisers of controlled action as a promising direction of agrochemistry

Fertilisers of controlled action as a promising direction of agrochemistry

Improvement of wheat cultivation technology with Increased yield and product quality

Factors affecting the highly dispersed spray when applying fertilizers

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