PRECISION METHOD’S IMPACTS ON QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SOIL IN GROWING WINTER WHEAT

Though the wheather conditions of Hungary are ideal for winter wheat growing, our arrears concerning average crop and homogeneous crop quality are significant. Consequently, the export chances are in many cases endangered. The heterogeneity of crop quality and quantity is first of all due to the diverse features and nutritive contents of our soils even within one plot. The farmers have to find the appropriate technology and means by which the problem can be solved. The application of precision crop growing can be reasonable on heterogeneous soils. The aim of the present large-scale experiment is to examine the impact of precision nutritive deliveries on crop quality and quantity and to determine up to what extent the opportunities offered by precision method crop farming testify our hopes in practice.