The effect of organic fertilizers on the productivity of winter rapeseed in the conditions of the Kaliningrad region

Winter rapeseed is a valuable oilseed and fodder crop. In the conditions of the Kaliningrad region, the cultivation of winter rapeseed is economically profitable, it is one of the leading crops; it occupies from 15 to 30% in the crop rotation. Conducted research in the Pravdinsky municipal district,...

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Published in:BIO Web of Conferences 2023-01, Vol.64, p.2007
Main Authors: Tereshchenko, Svetlana, Mudrova, Lilia
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural practices
Animal husbandry
Crop production
Crop rotation
Crops
Fertilizers
Fodder
Forage crops
Growing season
Livestock
Livestock farming
Manures
Nutrients
Odors
Oilseed crops
Organic fertilizers
Pig manure
Potassium
Productivity
Rapeseed
Swine
Winter
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Summary:Winter rapeseed is a valuable oilseed and fodder crop. In the conditions of the Kaliningrad region, the cultivation of winter rapeseed is economically profitable, it is one of the leading crops; it occupies from 15 to 30% in the crop rotation. Conducted research in the Pravdinsky municipal district, on the fields of Pravdinskoye pig breeding JSC in 2018-2020. Winter rapeseed is demanding of nutrients throughout the growing season. Livestock farming is actively developing in the Kaliningrad region; therefore, the study into the application of organic fertilizers to increase crop productivity is of current relevance. Swine manure, which is primarily a nitrogen-potassium fertilizer, is a valuable quick-acting fertilizer. Liquid organic fertilizers are applied during the main fertilizing procedure minimizing odor and increasing application efficiency. The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of pig manure fraction on the productivity of winter rapeseed. All research results confirmed statistical data. Based on the results, conclusions were drawn.
ISSN:2117-4458
2273-1709
2117-4458
DOI:10.1051/bioconf/20236402007