Valores Biométricos Na Modalidade De Semeadura Em Consorciação De Milho Com Forrageiras E Feijoeiro Em Sucessão

Júnior, Joaquim Júlio Almeida; Smiljanic, Kátya Bonfim Ataides; Perozini, Alexandre Caetano; Mendonça, Armando Falcão; Lazarini, Edson; Simon, Gustavo André; Araújo, Suleiman Leiser; Silva, Winston Thierry Resende; Tomáz, Ricardo Gomes; Júnior, Vilmar Neves de Rezende; Silva, Victor Júlio Almeida; Miranda, Beatriz Campos; Silva, Adriel Rodrigues da

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“…One of the most significant difficulties in adopting green manures to compose the cropping system is the fact that each one has its peculiarities, and based on the literature, there is no conclusion on the interference of these plants in the productivity of corn crop for silage and the residues deposited on the soil. Many studies found that intercropping corn with green manures negatively affected the crop's productivity and the deposition of residues on the soil (Almeida Junior, 2015;Jakelaitis et al, 2010;Pariz et al, 2011).…”

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“…The results are also controversial for the productivity of beans; some studies indicate that planting under Fabaceous straw produces inexpressive amounts of dry matter in the soil and does not influence the productivity of the bean (Almeida Junior, 2015;Correia et al, 2012). Some, however, point to increases in bean productivity when cultivated under Poaceae and Fabaceae (Mottin et al, 2018;Seidel et al, 2012;Torres et al, 2014).…”

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Corn yield for ensilage in consortium with green manure and bean in succession

Martinez

Seidel²,

Pan³

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This paper aimed to evaluate the productivity of corn crop for silage, beans and straw production in different crop rotation systems with spring/summer and fall/winter green manures cultivated under agroecological production management. The experiment was implemented in a rural property managed in an agroecological system since 2009, in the 2017/18 and 2018 crops. The experimental design used was in randomized blocks, with five repetitions. The treatments consisted of four different crop rotation systems: monocrop corn/monocrop corn/fallow/beans; corn + cowpea/monocrop corn/oats/beans; corn + crotalaria/monocrop corn/forage radish/beans and corn + jack bean/monocrop corn/vetch/beans. After the 2018 second crop of corn was removed, the winter/spring green manures were sown: forage radish, vetch, and oats. This was followed in September by the bean crop. The dry matter yields of corn for silage in each growing season and of the bean were evaluated, as well as the total productivity of the systems. The straw yield was also evaluated. The crop rotation systems that included green manures presented the highest total productivity. The intercropping with pork bean favored the corn productivity in the harvest and the crotalaria stover favored the productivity in the off-season. The corn + cowpea/jack bean/beans monocrop and corn + crotalaria/jack bean/forage radish/beans systems favored the productivity of beans. The mode corn monocrop/corn monocrop/fallow did not prioritize the accumulation of straw on the soil.

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Corn yield for ensilage in consortium with green manure and bean in succession

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Seidel²,

Pan³

et al. 2022

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“…Com base nas práticas de manejo de solo, cuidados e minimização de impactos sobre o mesmo, o sistema de plantio direto vem auxiliando na recuperação destas glebas, utilizadas de forma intensiva. Outros colaboradores para esta reestruturação, se dá pela empregabilidade dos adubos verdes e/ou plantas de cobertura, incorporados ou não ao solo, em rotação, sucessão ou consorciação com as culturas (ALMEIDA JÚNIOR, 2015) Brazilian Journal of Development, Curitiba, v.7, n.9, p. 91594-91605 sep. 2021 com o objetivo de diminuir a erosão e recuperar características físicas, químicas e biológicas do solo trazendo assim melhor fertilidade e consequentemente melhores produtividades (NASCIMENTO et al, 2005).…”

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Quantificar a produtividade do sorgo granífero brs 330 em um neossolo quartzarênico no sistema de plantio direto, utilizando diferentes dose de fertilizante organomineral / Quantify the productivity of grain sorghum brs 330 on a quartzgenic neosol in the no-till farming system, using different doses of organo-mineral fertilizer

Matos¹,

Júnior²,

Perozini³

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The physical, chemical, physicochemical and organic characteristics of the soil have a decisive influence on the efficiency of fertilizers, and also on the fertility of the soil and, consequently, on the productivity of the planted crop. This study aimed to evaluate the influence of different doses of organomineral fertilizer on the grain sorghum BRS 330 in Neosol Quartzarênico under no-tillage/SPD system. The work was developed in the experimental area of the Center for Teaching and Research in Phytotechnics, Mineiros, State of Goiás, in the 2017 agricultural year. The treatments consisted of T1: zero Kg ha-1; T2: 150 kg ha-1 (A.O.M.); T3: 300 kg ha-1(A.O.M.); T4: 450 kg ha-1(A.O.M.); T5: 600 kg ha-1; T6: 750 kg ha-1(A.O.M.); T7: 900 Kg ha-1(A.O.M.) Plant height, plant population, weight of a thousand grains and productivity in bags per hectare were evaluated. The experimental design was in randomized blocks, 7x1 scheme with four replications, the data were analyzed by the Assistat program and submitted to analysis of variance, and the means were compared by the t test. We can conclude that the organomineral fertilizer used directly influenced the productivity of grain sorghum BRS 330 implanted in Neosol Quartzarênico.

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“…A média produtiva do Estado está em 70 sacas por hectare e os custos de produção estão em quase 70 sacas por hectare, então isto está muito justo. Se o produtor plantar na época recomendada ele pode melhorar isso (ALMEIDA JÚNIOR, 2015).…”

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Desempenho Do Pimentão Cultivado Em Sistema Orgânico De Produção Com Doses De Dejeto Líquido De Suínos

Foresti¹,

Reis²,

Rodrigues³

et al. 2020

Agrárias: Pesquisa E Inovação Nas Ciências Que Alimentam O Mundo Vol II

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Núcleo de Estudo e Pesquisa em Fitotecnia no município de Jataí, estado Goiás. A área experimental foi instalada em uma lavoura comercial de Soja cultivar Desafio RR. Este trabalho objetivou avaliar a eficiência de programas de pulverizações de fungicidas para o manejo das doenças prevalentes no sudoeste de Goiás, sob as condições de inoculação natural a campo e avaliar o posicionamento de Vessarya recomendado na primeira aplicação no estádio reprodutivo. O delineamento experimental foi em blocos casualizados com quatro repetições. Os fungicidas foram aplicados no estádio reprodutivo (R1, R3, R5.1 e R5.3). Foram levantadas variáveis tecnológicas, doenças de final de ciclo, ferrugem asiática da soja e nível de desfolha. A sequência de aplicações de fungicidas (Vessarya) => (Elatus+ Cypress+ Ochima) => (Cronnos+ Rumba) => (Aproach Prima+ Unizeb Gold+ Nimbus) aplicados preventivamente na floração (R1) e reaplicados em intervalos de 14 dias, pode ser recomendado para o controle de doenças no sudoeste de Goiás para as doenças de final de ciclo.

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Valores Biométricos Na Modalidade De Semeadura Em Consorciação De Milho Com Forrageiras E Feijoeiro Em Sucessão

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Corn yield for ensilage in consortium with green manure and bean in succession

Corn yield for ensilage in consortium with green manure and bean in succession

Desempenho Do Pimentão Cultivado Em Sistema Orgânico De Produção Com Doses De Dejeto Líquido De Suínos

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