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1. Dynamics of agrophysical properties and humus content in chernozem under the moldboard, chisel and surface systems of basic soil tillage

Author

A. V. Udalov, A. V. Maltsev, V. P. Kalinichenko, and S. A. Shatokhin

Subjects
Plough, Psychiatry and Mental health, Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology, business.product_category, Chisel, Agronomy, Plant biochemistry, Environmental science, Soil science, business, Soil tillage, Chernozem, Humus
Abstract

Standard and ecologically correct agronomy system of corn based of modern soil processing devices studied. The influence of different soil processing on agrophysical properties and humus content of chernozem common revealed.

Published
2013
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2. Dynamics of the weed component and productivity of a grain corn agrophytocenose on ordinary chernozem under various primary tillage systems

Author

V. V. Chernenko, A. V. Mal’tsev, V. P. Kalinichenko, O. A. Onufriev, and T. V. Akulova

Subjects
TILLING, business.industry, Tillage, Psychiatry and Mental health, Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology, Agronomy, Agriculture, Bioenergy, Environmental science, Monoculture, Weed, business, Calcareous, Chernozem
Abstract

Standard and ecologically corrected agricultural practices for a grain corn monoculture on ordinary, calcareous, moderately deep, moderately eroded chernozem with the use of the latest tilling implements are studied. The effect of primary tillage and herbicides Banvel and Milagro on the composition of the agrophytocenose and bioenergy efficiency of agricultural practice is established.

Published
2012
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3. Long-term effect of ameliorative rototilling of solonetz

Author

V. E. Zinchenko, N. A. Morkovskoi, V. V. Chernenko, V. K. Sharshak, E. P. Ladan, and V. P. Kalinichenko

Subjects
TILLING, Psychiatry and Mental health, Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology, Agronomy, Solonetz, Soil water, Plant biochemistry, Environmental science, Term effect, Chestnut soil
Abstract

An effective technology of growing crops with tilling solonetz by a PMS-70 rototiller was developed. On the basis of a long-term field experiment, a 30-year period of influence of cyclic soil ameliorative farming practices of chestnut-solonetz complex soils of the Rostov oblast is substantiated.

Published
2008
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