The Influence fertilization decayed waste on the production and quality of spring barley.

Abstract

Field trial in which we observed the influence of decayed waste on spring barley yield and quality was founded University farming business in Kolíňany in 2004-2005. The highest average grain yield and biological yield (phytomass dry mater) were reached with spring decayed waste application (6,14 t.ha-1, resp. 12,56 t.ha-1). The lowest values of gross protein provided "Manure 25 t.ha-1" variant (9,0%) in average of 2004-2005 and in 2005 variant with application of 50 t.ha-1 of decayed waste (10,4%).Field trial in which we observed the influence of decayed waste on spring barley yield and quality was founded University farming business in Kolíňany in 2004-2005. The highest average grain yield and biological yield (phytomass dry mater) were reached with spring decayed waste application (6,14 t.ha-1, resp. 12,56 t.ha-1). The lowest values of gross protein provided "Manure 25 t.ha-1" variant (9,0%) in average of 2004-2005 and in 2005 variant with application of 50 t.ha-1 of decayed waste (10,4%).

Keywords

• biogas
• decayed waste
• spring barley
• production
• quality
• extract
• gross protein