Investigation of green manuring plants as main crops under unfavourable field conditions

Mikó, Péter; Gyuricza, Csaba; Földesi, Petra

doi:10.1556/crc.34.2006.1.62

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“…Replacing fallow with legumes increases soil moisture and reduces the risk of nutrient leaching and erosion [52]. A similar trend was observed by Mikó [53], who found that a more favourable soil condition developed 2-3 months after the incorporation of GMs, as the beneficial effects of GMs take longer to develop after incorporation, and therefore the cultivation of spring-sown crops is recommended after GMs. In terms of the effect of green manuring on soil moisture, the leguminous GMs used had a neutral effect in the upper layers of the soil and a positive effect in the deeper layers.…”

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Effect of Common Vetch (Vicia sativa L.) Green Manure on the Yield of Corn in Crop Rotation System

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Zsombik

2023

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Regenerative farming systems are gaining increasing attention in crop production worldwide. The challenge of the future is to find and apply farming methods that not only reduce the carbon footprint of cultivation, but also produce sustainably through an optimal choice of inputs. We set up our crop rotation experiment in 2019 in order to evaluate the role of common vetch (Vicia sativa L.) as a green manure crop in a crop rotation system. The results were compared with nitrogen fertilizer (80 kg ha−1 N) and control (no green manure and no fertilizer) treatments. Based on the three years of results, it can be concluded that the biomass production capacity of common vetch sown in August is determined by the amount of precipitation in October under continental climatic conditions. In an optimum year for corn, common vetch as a forecrop was found to be equivalent to the effect of fertilizer application at all three applied seed rates, but under stress conditions in a drought year, significantly higher corn yields were obtained when common vetch green manure was applied. Our results suggest a justified role for the use of common vetch green manure in crop rotation systems.

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Effect of Common Vetch (Vicia sativa L.) Green Manure on the Yield of Corn in Crop Rotation System

Pál,

Zsombik

2023

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Effect of irrigation on white mustard (Sinapis alba L.) varieties

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2007

Cereal Research Communications

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Investigation of green manuring plants as main crops under unfavourable field conditions

Cited by 2 publications

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Effect of Common Vetch (Vicia sativa L.) Green Manure on the Yield of Corn in Crop Rotation System

Effect of Common Vetch (Vicia sativa L.) Green Manure on the Yield of Corn in Crop Rotation System

Effect of irrigation on white mustard (Sinapis alba L.) varieties

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