2021
DOI: 10.48077/scihor.24(2).2021.77-83
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Soybean Productivity Depending On The Elements Of Organic Cultivation Technology In The Short-Term Crop Rotation Of Ukrainian Polissia

Abstract: Over the past decades, intensive farming has operated under conditions of progressive degradation of the soil cover, maintaining production levels only at the expense of inadequate expenditure of non-renewable energy resources. The soils have acquired irreversible excessive compaction in the sub-arable part of the profile, and the dehumification has acquired a threatening status. The humus content in the soils of Ukraine decreased by almost 25%, and the average annual losses amount to 0.6-0.7 t/ha. Therefore, … Show more

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“…The cost of feed, energy, mechanization has reached the world level, and prices for products dictated by the modern market remain meager -for the manufacturer they are 30-40% of the world. The consequence of these problems is the incomplete use of domestic and world genetic potential of sheep of promising (meat, dairy and fertile) areas of productivity; insufficient selection and technological support of the industry; neglect of already developed methods of reproduction, raising healthy young animals and intensive fattening of lambs (Didora, Kluchevych, 2021;Hospes & Meulen, 2019).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cost of feed, energy, mechanization has reached the world level, and prices for products dictated by the modern market remain meager -for the manufacturer they are 30-40% of the world. The consequence of these problems is the incomplete use of domestic and world genetic potential of sheep of promising (meat, dairy and fertile) areas of productivity; insufficient selection and technological support of the industry; neglect of already developed methods of reproduction, raising healthy young animals and intensive fattening of lambs (Didora, Kluchevych, 2021;Hospes & Meulen, 2019).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%