ESTIMATION OF THE PRODUCTIVE POTENTIAL DEPENDANCE OF SWEET SORGHUM HYBRIDS ON SOIL NUTRITION MANAGEMENT
The results of studying the growth and yield characteristics of hybrids of domestic and American selection during cultivation under the conditions of the northern Ukrainian Steppe are presented. Fertilizing with nitrogen fertilizer and vermicomposting extract by fertigation helped to strengthen vert...
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| description | The results of studying the growth and yield characteristics of hybrids of domestic and American selection during cultivation under the conditions of the northern Ukrainian Steppe are presented. Fertilizing with nitrogen fertilizer and vermicomposting extract by fertigation helped to strengthen vertical growth, and increase the yield of green biomass and sweet sorghum grains. The greatest effect was obtained for American hybrids. For Ukrainian hybrids, the application of nitrogen fertilizers had a positive effect on black soil and loess-like loam, while the effect of vermicomposting extract was noticed only on loess-like loam. |
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