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2. The Potato Tuber Disease Occurrence as Affected by Conventional and Organic Farming Systems
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Tein, Berit, Kauer, Karin, Runno-Paurson, Eve, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Selge, Are, and Loit, Evelin
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- 2015
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3. Kartuli kasvatamise mõju mulla mikrobioloogilisele aktiivsusele ja orgaanilise süsiniku ning lämmastiku sisaldusele erinevates viljelusviisides
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Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, Runno-Paurson, Eve, Mäorg, Erkki, Loit, Evelin, and Luik, Anne
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Soil biology ,Crop husbandry - Abstract
Viie katseaasta (2012–2016) keskmised tulemused näitavad, et võrreldes tavasüsteemidega on maheviljelussüsteemidel eelised kestlikuks taimekasvatuseks. Viljelussüsteemi mitmekesistamine vahekultuuride ja lisaks veel kompostitud veisesõnnikuga, võimaldab oluliselt parandada mulla omadusi. Tõusis mulla mikroobide aktiivsus, mulla orgaanilise süsiniku ja üldlämmastiku sisaldus. Mulla mikroobide aktiivsuse ja üldlämmastiku sisalduse vahelised seosed aga vajavad jätkuvaid uuringuid.
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- 2019
4. Kartuli kasvatamise mõju mulla toitainete sisaldusele maheviljelussüsteemide võrdluskatses
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Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, Loit, Evelin, Luik, Anne, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, and Peetsmann, Elen
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Soil ,Crop husbandry ,Farming Systems - Abstract
Kartul on üheks armastatumaiks kultuuriks nii meil kui maailmas. Teda on läbi aegade peetud teiseks "leivaks" ning tänapäeval ei kujutaks meist keegi ette toidulauda, kust puuduks kartul (Eremeev jt., 2012). Mahepõllumajanduslikult kasvatatav kartulipind on Eestis pidevalt suurenenud. Samas ei ole seni veel piisavalt andmeid selle kohta, kas põhiliselt vaid mulla toitainevarudel ja haljasväetistaimedel baseeruv majandamine on piisavalt jätkusuutlik. Kas ilma sõnnikuta külvikordades – paljudes mahetaludes ju loomakasvatus puudub – võib toimuda mulla väljakurnamine (Järvan jt., 2014)? Käesoleva töö eesmärgiks oli uurida kuidas erinevate maheviljelusviisidega kartuli kasvatamine mõjutab mulla toitainete sisaldust.
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- 2017
5. Barley undersown with red clover in organic and conventional systems: nitrogen aftereffect on legume growth
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Alaru, Marika, Talgre, Liina, Luik, Anne, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Loit, Evelin, Alaru, Marika, Talgre, Liina, Luik, Anne, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, and Loit, Evelin
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Nitrogen (N) deficiency is a major problem in organic and low-input farming systems. Growing spring cereals with undersown legumes has a positive effect on soil fertility, enriching it with nitrogen, through symbiosis of legumes with nodule bacteria. Two hypotheses were tested: 1) undersowing of red clover increases the protein content of barley grains and 2) mineral N has negative aftereffect on growth of legume plants. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of organic (cattle manure, off-season cover crop) and mineral N in organic and conventional farming systems on (i) barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) grain yield and quality, (ii) biomass yield formation of undersown red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) and (iii) the aftereffect of mineral and organic N fertilisers on the red clover crop biomass yield in the following year. The experiment was established in 2008 at the Estonian University of Life Sciences (58°22ʹ N, 26°40ʹ E) on the soil described as Stagnic Albic Luvisol (LV ab-st) (WRB, 2014) with sandy loam surface texture, 1.38% C, 0.13% N, 133 mg kg-1 P, 210 mg kg-1 K and pHKCl 6.0. The crops were treated using different farming systems: three organic (Org0, OrgI and OrgII) and four conventional (N0, N40, N80 and N120); nitrogen sources during crop cycle period: N0 and Org0 = symbiotically fixed atmospheric N2, N40 = N2 + mineral N 40 kg ha-1 N, N80 = N2 + mineral N 80 kg ha-1 N, N120 = N2 + mineral N 120 kg ha-1 N, OrgI = N2 + N taken up by cover crops (NCC) and OrgII = N2 + NCC + N applied with manure (Nm). Our study revealed that grain yield of barley was strongly affected by undersown red clover; because of competition for nutrients in cereallegume mixture the grain yield of barley in organic system was 11‒61% lower than that in conventional system. The seed rate of undersown red clover (2.84 million viable seed per ha) was too high. The content of proteiin depended on the availability of mineralised nitrogen. The mean protein content of barley gra
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- 2017
6. Kartuli kasvatamise mõju mulla toitainete sisaldusele maheviljelussüsteemide võrdluskatses
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Peetsmann, Elen, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, Loit, Evelin, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Peetsmann, Elen, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, and Loit, Evelin
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Kartul on üheks armastatumaiks kultuuriks nii meil kui maailmas. Teda on läbi aegade peetud teiseks "leivaks" ning tänapäeval ei kujutaks meist keegi ette toidulauda, kust puuduks kartul (Eremeev jt., 2012). Mahepõllumajanduslikult kasvatatav kartulipind on Eestis pidevalt suurenenud. Samas ei ole seni veel piisavalt andmeid selle kohta, kas põhiliselt vaid mulla toitainevarudel ja haljasväetistaimedel baseeruv majandamine on piisavalt jätkusuutlik. Kas ilma sõnnikuta külvikordades – paljudes mahetaludes ju loomakasvatus puudub – võib toimuda mulla väljakurnamine (Järvan jt., 2014)? Käesoleva töö eesmärgiks oli uurida kuidas erinevate maheviljelusviisidega kartuli kasvatamine mõjutab mulla toitainete sisaldust.
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- 2017
7. Winter cover crops impact on plant nutrients in an organic crop rotation
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Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Madsen, Helena, and Luik, Anne
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Soil ,Farm nutrient management - Abstract
In crop rotations winter cover crops (WCC) can play a certain role in organic matter and plant nutrient formation. Under Nordic conditions the selection of crops for winter cover crops is quite limited. The aim of the present research was to explain the biomass and nutrients (N, P and K) formation by certain winter cover crops in an organic crop rotation. The effects of WCC on the following main crop yields were monitored.
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- 2016
8. Barley undersown with red clover in organic and conventional systems: nitrogen aftereffect on legume growth
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Alaru, Maarika, primary, Talgre, Liina, additional, Luik, Anne, additional, Tein, Berit, additional, Eremeev, Viacheslav, additional, and Loit, Evelin, additional
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- 2017
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9. The effect of different farming systems on potato tuber yield and quality
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Tein, Berit, Selge, Are, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Loit, Evelin, Struik, Paul C (Reviewer), and Koppe, Mati (Reviewer)
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kvaliteet ,dissertatsioonid ,kartulikasvatus ,külvikord ,saagikus ,vahekultuurid ,maaviljelussüsteemid - Abstract
A Thesis for applying for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture The world’s population is estimated to exceed over 9 billion people by 2050 (FAO, 2013), thus the demand for high yielding, good quality crops as well as the “challenges for the sustainability of the ecosystems” increases (Somers and Savard, 2015). Proper crop management is a key element in achieving high yields of good quality. Crop rotation, animal manures, and winter cover crops as catch crops (CC) play important roles in sustainable plant production systems because they provide nutrients for the system (Stark and Porter, 2005). CC and animal manures are mainly used by organic producers, because these are the main nutrient-rich sources for organic crop production. Animal manures are used by conventional producers only if, in addition to crop production, they have also livestock. Conventional producers, who grow only crops, largely depend on mineral fertilizers and different synthetic agrochemicals. According to Luik et al. (2008) conventional systems might not be sustainable in the long term, because they tend to be oversimplifi ed and maximally intensifi ed. But Edwards-Jones and Howells (2001) claimed that neither conventional nor organic farming systems (FS) are sustainable because both of them require inputs from non-renewable resources and, one way or another, they both impact on the environment. For organic producers there are also two main challenges, such as managing diseases and nutrients since nutrient availability is limited and there are only a few effective pesticides available that are allowed for use (Finckh et al., 2006). Also, Nelson et al. (2009) confi rm that in organic systems nutrient transformations almost exclusively relyon soil. In conventional systems, if there are problems with diseases or pest and with plant malnutrition, synthetic agrochemicals and mineral fertilizers can be provided throughout almost the entire growing season. Despite some limitations in organic farming, organic agriculture is based on its own self-regulating production system, and the concept of a farm is as an agro-ecosystem (Lammerts van Bueren et al., 2002). But organic agriculture alone does not provide a suffi cient amount of food for the growing population (Oliver and Gregory, 2015). In contrast, conventional agriculture depends mainly on external inputs, which makes it somewhat more vulnerable. To consider farming systems to be sustainable they must be “productive and maintain their contribution to society in the long term” (Gadanakis et al., 2015). In general, the demand for agricultural practices and food security that are more environmentfriendly is increasing rapidly, which favours the development of new 10 integrated farming systems (Duc et al., 2015). Such farming systems that use integrated management practices, such as crop rotations and organic (green manure crops, leguminous crops, CC) and inorganic fertilizers, will maintain soil as well as human health (Marsh, 2000; Oliver and Gregory, 2015). Future agriculture must also evolve towards climate-smart agriculture technologies, which are more adaptive to climate change by improving resource use effi ciency and ensuring food security (Zhang et al., 2015). Achieving food security does not only mean an adequate food supply but it also means that the food must be nutritious, of good quality (Wei et al., 2015). The potato is one of the most important crops worldwide, ranking fourth in annual production (Fernie and Willmitzer, 2001). The potato can be grown in harsher climates, and it is able to give, relatively quickly, high nutritious yields compared to any of the other major food crops (Lutaladio and Castaldi, 2009). However, to be productive, the potato needs signifi cant nutrient inputs to maintain its productiveness and quality. Crop management is the main factor that infl uences crop production and disease resistance (Larkin and Halloran, 2014; Olanya et al., 2014). Previous research has shown that FS affect tuber quality characteristics such as tuber nutrients (Järvan and Edesi, 2009) as well as starch and dry matter (DM) contents (Roinila et al., 2003). Plant nutrition is an important factor that infl uences natural disease resistance. If there is a defi ciency of essential elements susceptibility to potato diseases increases (Czajkowski et al., 2011), because the plant’s natural ability to fi ght them is lowered (Mulder and Turkensteen, 2005). Nutrients affect the plant physiology and thus potential for infection with pathogens (Dordas, 2008). At the European Association for Potato Research (EAPR, 2014) conference last year it was concluded that the agronomy side of potato production has gained too little attention over the past years and needs to regain its importance, because the agronomic side of potato production determines the potato performance parameters. Potato is a crop that has been studied in Estonia extensively because of its importance in Estonians everyday diet. The fi rst true Estonian potato scientist was Julius Aamisepp who promoted the cultivation of potato and its research. The fi rst fertilization experiments were conducted by Arnold Piho in 1960–1980 which also included the potato crop. The latest potato fertilization research has been made by Kuldkepp et al. 11 (1999), by Astover and Roostalu (2003), by Järvan and Edesi (2009), by Toomsoo and Leedu (2002), by Toomsoo et al. (2009; 2012). However, such complex potato fertilization research (under different organic and conventional farming systems) presented in current thesis has not been made before in Estonia. Earlier potato research has had mainly domestic importance. In the past, besides potato fertilization, the effect of different potato pre-planting thermal treatments on the tuber yield formation has been studied by Viacheslav Eremeev. Also there has been some potato disease related research by Mati Koppel who studied the potato soft rot (Erwinia/Pectobacterium spp.) disease and by Eve Runno-Paurson who investigated the potato late blight (Phytophthora infestans). The potato meristem multiplication has been studied by Viive Rosenberg and Marje Särekanno. Potato research related to plant breeding has been conducted by Aide Tsahkna and Mati Koppel. There are many other great potato researchers in Estonia who are a true experts in their fi eld of study. Crop rotations are important tools that affect potato productivity (Carter et al., 2003) and diseases (Peters et al., 2004). Catch crops are essential to avoid nutrient losses (Stark and Porter, 2005). Brassica crops used as CC have, furthermore, been found to have a disease suppressing effect (Cohen et al., 2005). Since the potato is a high nutrient demanding crop, additional mineral or organic fertilizers must be provided. Despite nitrogen (N) being a basic potato nutrient, the selection of its appropriate application rate for the potato is quite diffi cult, due to signifi cant variation (Zebarth et al., 2009). The appropriate N demand can vary among many factors such as climatic conditions during the growth period, crop management practices the previous crops cultivated. Addressing all the aforementioned factors should ensure high potato yields of good quality. Currently, these are the following gaps in our knowledge: (i) how the yield increase through different agronomic practices affects the potato tuber mineral elements concentrations (which are considered tuber nutrients) (White et al., 2009) and overall crop quality (Wang et al., 2008), (ii) how crop rotations infl uence tuber quality parameters (Mohr et al., 2011), and (iii) how the plant nutrition and crop rotations together affect the occurrence of tuber diseases (VanderZaag, 2010). The focus of much research tends to be on organic or conventional management systems separately, it is important to investigate their infl uence together comparatively (Bernard et al., 2014). Thus, the overall aim of this thesis is to 12 investigate how different organic and conventional management practices under the same crop rotation infl uence tuber quality characteristics as well as yield. Käesoleva doktoritöö raames uuritakse, kuidas erinevad viljelussüsteemid (neli tavaviljeluse süsteemi koos suureneva mineraalse lämmastiku normiga vs kaks mahesüsteemi koos vahekultuuride ja sõnnikuga), mis järgivad sama külvikorda (punane ristik, talinisu, hernes, kartul, oder punase ristiku allakülviga) mõjutavad kartuli kogu ja kaubanduslikke saake, mugulate toiteainete (N, P, K, Ca, Mg), nitraatide (NO3–), tärklise ja kuivaine sisaldust kui ka mugulahaiguste nagu harilik kärn (Streptomyces spp.), hõbekärn (Helminthosporium solani), kuivmädanik (Fusarium spp.) ja märgmädanik (Pectobacterium spp.) esinemist, mida määratletakse ka kui mugulate kvaliteedinäitajaid. Antud töö peamine hüpotees on, et kartuli saagikus ning mugulate toitainete, nitraatide, kuivaine ja tärklise sisaldus kui ka mugulahaiguste esinemine sõltuvad kõik viljelussüsteemist, külvikorrakultuuridest ning kliimatingimustest. Tulenevalt töö hüpoteesist oli uurimustöö eesmärkideks täpsemalt (i) hinnata viljelussüsteemi mõju kartuli saagierinevustele, (ii) uurida, kuidas erinevad viljelussüsteemid mõjutavad mugulate makrotoitainete kontsentratsiooni kui ka kuivaine ja tärklisesisaldust (iii) ning mugulahaiguste esinemist. Uurimistööst ilmnes, et uuritavate aastate keskmisena oli viljelussüsteemidel usutav mõju kartuli saagikusele, mugulate N, NO3–, P ja Mg sisaldustele kui ka mugulahaiguste nagu kuivmädanik, hõbekärn ja harilik kärn (madala nakkustasemega) esinemisele. Seega viljelussüsteemide toitainetega varustatus kui ka nende allikas võivad suuresti mõjutada mõningaid mugulate kvaliteedinäitajaid. Mugulate K, Ca, tärklise ja kuivaine sisaldused kui ka märgmädaniku esinemine vastupidiselt ei olnud mõjutatud erinevatest viljelussüsteemidest ning nende toitainetega varustatusest, kui välistatakse kasvuaasta ilmastikutingimuste mõju. See, kuidas konkreetne süsteem mõjutab mugulate kvaliteediomadusi, on otseselt mõjutatud ka kasvuperioodi keskkonnatingimustest. Publication of this thesis is supported by the Estonian University of Life Sciences
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- 2015
10. IMPROVING NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN REDUCED TILLAGE SYSTEMS BY USE OF GREEN MANURES AND APPROPRIATE OFF-FARM INPUTS: REUSLTS OF TILMAN-ORG. TILMAN-ORG SESSION
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Rietberg, P.I., Burgt, G.J.H.M., Tein, Berit, Luik, Anne, Sans, F. Xavier, Rahmann, G., and Aksoy, U.
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Soil ,Environmental aspects ,Farm nutrient management - Abstract
The TILMAN-project aims to develop robust and sustainable arable crop production systems via the introduction of reduced tillage techniques combined with a strategic use of green manures in organic crop rotations, while maintaining and improving soil quality and crop productivity parameters. The adoption of reduced tillage and/or green manures strongly affects nitrogen quantity and availability during the vegetative period and throughout the crop rotation. Specifically, changing soil and water conditions may affect the availability pattern of nitrogen, notably in spring. We present aggregated data of several long- and medium-term European experimental field studies in which green manures including cut-and-carry-fertilizers, and reduced tillage techniques are used in organic cropping systems. By presenting and analyzing field level nitrogen budgets, insight is gained in the nitrogen dynamics of such systems and possible bottlenecks. Moreover, results of model simulations of these trials by the decision support tool Ndicea are shown and analyzed.
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- 2014
11. The long-term trends in soil carbon stock and crop productivity depending on management in Estonia
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Kauer, Karin, Tein, Berit, and Loit, Evelin
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The dynamics of soil organic carbon (SOC) content and crop productivity were studied on three still continuing field experiments situated at the experimental station of the Estonian University of Life Sciences in Tartu, Estonia. The first trial was established in 1964. The effect of mineral fertilizers and farmyard manure applied to barley and sward with different species composition on soil organic carbon content was studied. The second trial with 3-crop rotation (potato - spring wheat - spring barley) was established in 1989. Experimental factors were organic (without amendment, solid cattle manure and alternative organic fertilisers) and mineral fertilisers (0, 40, 80, 120 and 160 kg N ha-1). The third field experiment with 5-crop rotation experiment was established in 2008. Five different crops were following each other – barley undersown with red clover, red clover, winter wheat, pea and potato. Experimental factors were organic (catch crops as green manures, catch crops as green manures combined with composted cattle manure) and conventional farming systems. The conventional farming systems differed in the amounts of mineral fertilizers used: 0, 50, 100 and 150 kg N ha-1. The first goal of this research was to quantify plant C inputs to the soil in Estonian arable lands and the net primary production using crop-specific allometric relationships. Secondly, the impact of the different management scenarios on the changes in soil C stock was evaluated using plant C input data. The preliminary results of these data analysis will be presented.
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- 2014
12. Soil Nutrient Evolution during the First Rotation in Organic and Conventional Farming Systems
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Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Reintam, Endla, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Reintam, Endla, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, and Luik, Anne
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Since 2008, a 5-year crop rotation experiment (winter wheat, pea, potato, barley undersown with red clover, and red clover) has been run in Tartu, Estonia, to evaluate the changes in soil chemical parameters under four fertilizer managements: (1) unfertilized conventional plots (conventional I), (2) conventional plots with addition of mineral fertilizers (conventional II), (3) organic plots with cover crops during the winter period (organic I), and (4) organic plots with the same cover crops plus a yearly amendment of 40 t ha–1 of cattle manure (organic II). After the first rotation, results showed significant differences (P < 0.05) in soil acidity dependent on the system with mean values ranging between 5.67 (conventional II) and 6.10 (organic II). In the organic II system, manure had a significant effect on the system, increasing the organic carbon (C) content by 0.34%, but in both organic systems, both cover crops and cattle manure were insufficient for maintaining a constant level of plant-available phosphorus (P) or potassium (K) in the soil. In the conventional II system, mineral fertilizers provided a sufficient amount of nitrogen (N) to the system and increased the concentration of P to 8.7 mg per kg. The yearly mineral or organic amendments did not counteract the significant decrease in soil-available K after the first rotation. Lastly, calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) availability, strongly influenced by the soil pH local conditions, decreased with time for all systems even though organic ones presented greater concentrations of both compounds. In conclusion, the four fertilization systems managed independently would not guarantee a constant soil nutrient concentration after the first rotation.
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- 2015
13. Winter cover crop effects on soil structural stability and microbiological activity in organic farming
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Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Reintam, Endla, Kahu, Greete, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Reintam, Endla, and Kahu, Greete
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In a field experiment based on a five-year crop rotation (pea, potato, barley undersown with red clover, red clover and winter wheat), several soil parameters, porosity, number and biomass of earthworms, total nitrogen, organic carbon, percentage of water stable aggregates and enzymatic activity, were studied during 2013 and 2014, the first and second year, respectively, since the first rotation concluded. This rotation was managed under three organic farming systems: Organic 0 (control), Organic I (with winter cover crops lately incorporated into the soil as green manure) and Organic II (with the same cover crops plus a yearly amendment of 40 t ha−1 of cattle manure). Crop rotation had a yearly positive effect on the soil bulk density, and enhanced the percentage of air filled pores; nonetheless, despite the leguminous crops in the rotation, all the systems presented a yearly decrease in total nitrogen in 2014. Cover crops along with manure only had a significant effect on enzymatic activity; however no significant effect was found in soil organic carbon content, soil particle aggregability or number and biomass of earthworms. This was connected with the intensive tillage carried out in the systems, the weather conditions and the characteristics of the organic amendments. However according to other studies these results could be transient and further long-term investigations will be needed.
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- 2015
14. Talvised vahekultuurid parandavad mulda ja kultuuride saagikust
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Alaru, Maarika, Astover, Alar, Karp, Kadri, Viiralt, Rein, Must, Anne, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Reintam, Endla, Tein, Berit, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Madsen, Helena, Luik, Anne, Alaru, Maarika, Astover, Alar, Karp, Kadri, Viiralt, Rein, Must, Anne, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Reintam, Endla, Tein, Berit, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Madsen, Helena, and Luik, Anne
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The influence of green manures as winter cover crops and these combined with composted cattle manure on soil properties, biodiversity indicators and crop yield was studied in a crop rotation experiment in three organic systems at the Estonian University of Life Sciences. The use of green manures as winter cover crops and their combination with cattle manure brought tendencies to improve the soil quality: increased content of organic carbon, pH, soil water permeability, soil water holding capacity, soil microbial activity and abundance of earthworms and ground dwelling arthropods. Depending on the year, yield level of all main crops was increased due to improved soil properties caused by green manures.
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- 2015
15. Viljelussüsteemide mõju mulla süsinikuvarule
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Alaru, Maarika, Astover, Alar, Karp, Kadri, Viiralt, Rein, Must, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Alaru, Maarika, Astover, Alar, Karp, Kadri, Viiralt, Rein, Must, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, and Luik, Anne
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Maintaining or enhancing the stock of soil organic carbon (SOC) is a key factor in sustaining the soil resources of the world. The objective of this research was to study the effect of different farming systems (conventional farming with mineral fertilizers vs. organic farming with organic fertilizers (catch crops and composted manure)) under the same 5-crop rotation system on the SOC stock. Data presented in this paper concerned the first rotation during 2008–2012. The main factors were farming systems: conventional and organic. Four conventional farming systems differed in the mineral nitrogen application rates. In two organic farming systems catch crops were used with or without composted solid cattle manure. The SOC stock was determined before experiment and after the first rotation. The stock of SOC increased considerably after the first rotation only in the organic farming systems, where the total C-inputs were higher compared to the C-inputs in conventional systems. The use of mineral N contributed to no change in SOC stock but influenced the quality of soil organic matter. This research revealed that, compared to the other studied systems, in a system in which the highest rate of mineral N was used the more stable C fraction of SOM proportion increased.
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- 2015
16. Winter cover crop effects on soil structural stability and microbiological activity in organic farming
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Sánchez de Cima, Diego, primary, Tein, Berit, additional, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, additional, Luik, Anne, additional, Kauer, Karin, additional, Reintam, Endla, additional, and Kahu, Greete, additional
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- 2015
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17. Early blight destroys potato foliage in the northern Baltic region
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Runno-Paurson, Eve, primary, Loit, Kaire, additional, Hansen, Merili, additional, Tein, Berit, additional, Williams, Ingrid H., additional, and Mänd, Marika, additional
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- 2015
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18. Crop yields and supply of nitrogen compared in conventional and organic farming systems
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Alaru, Maarika, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Luik, Anne, Nemvalts, Anu, Loit, Evelin, Alaru, Maarika, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Luik, Anne, Nemvalts, Anu, and Loit, Evelin
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The aim of organic agriculture is to produce food of high nutritional quality in sufficient quantity. Field experiments were conducted to evaluate the effect of organic and conventional growing systems on (i) total amounts and sup-ply of N taken up or applied to plants during a five year crop cycle period and (ii) crops total dry matter (DM) yield obtained during same period. The total DM yields from the organic treatments were 25–33% smaller than from the conventional treatments. The ratio of N output/N input was significantly the smallest in the organic treatment with cattle manure, where only 37% of all supplied N was used by plants during the crop cycle period. The organic fertiliser with faster mineralisation rate and splitting the application of organic N during crop cycle period would be more appropriate to supply sufficient quantities of N during rapid plant growth and to obtain higher crop yields in organic farming systems.
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- 2014
19. Herne saak ja kvaliteet maheviljeluses olenevalt orgaanilise väetamise viisist
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Kuht, Jaan, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Talgre, Liina, Tein, Berit, Alaru, Maarika, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Kuht, Jaan, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Talgre, Liina, Tein, Berit, and Alaru, Maarika
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Maheviljeluses kasutatakse mitmeaastast külvikorda, mis säilitab ja suurendab mulla viljakust ja bioloogilist aktiivsust ning kus kasvatatakse liblikõielisi ja haljasväetistaimi või kasutatakse väetamisel komposteeritud sõnnikut (Mahepõllumajanduse seadus, 2007; Palts ja Vetemaa, 2012). Seega on õhulämmastikku siduvaid ja mügarbaktereid moodustavate liblikõieliste taimede kasvatamine maheviljeluse üheks põhitingimuseks. Liblikõielised taimede kasvatamine soodustab ka teiste toiteelementide (P, K, mikroelemendid) omastamist mullast või orgaanilisest materjalist. Hernes, kui mahekülvikorda hästi sobiv kultuur on vähenõudlik ja kasvutingimuste suhtes leplik taim, mis kasvab hästi keskmistel liivsavi- ja saviliivmuldadel. Ka ei vaja ta teraks kasvatamisel lämmastikku sisaldavaid väetisi. Sobivaks eelviljaks on hernele teravili. Teraviljad on külvikorras headeks kultuurideks, sest nad aitavad vähendada juuremädaniku probleeme ja ei ole peremeestaimed teiste kultuurirühmade, sh herne juuremädaniku patogeenidele või nematoodidele (Abawi jt., 2014). Uurimuse eesmärgiks oli selgitada erinevate orgaaniliste väetusviiside mõju herne saagile ja kvaliteedile maheviljeluses.
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20. Kartul maheviljelussüsteemide võrdluskatses aastatel 2012-2013
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, Põldma, Alo, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Kuht, Jaan, Tein, Berit, Talgre, Liina, Alaru, Maarika, and Põldma, Alo
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Kartul on üheks armastatumaiks kultuuriks nii meil kui maailmas. Teda on läbi aegade peetud teiseks "leivaks" ning tänapäeval ei kujutaks meist keegi ette oma toidulauda, kust puuduks kartul (Eremeev jt., 2012). Hea eelkultuurina teraviljadele sobib ta hästi ka päikesepinnalistesse külvikordadesse. Kartulit saab edukalt kasvatada maheviljeluslikus suletud tsükliga tootmisüksustes, kus on võimalik kasutada loomapidamisest tekkivad sõnnikut (Järvan ja Edesi, 2012). Maheviljeluslikus külvikorras on oluline osa vahekultuuride kasvatamisel. Põhikultuuride kasvatamise vahepealsel ajal vahekultuurid kaitsevad ja rikastavad mulda toitainetega ning suruvad alla umbrohtumust. Vahekultuure ei kasvatata müügikasu eesmärgil, vaid sissekündmisel muutub see haljasväetiseks (Fageria jt., 2005). Selliste haljasväetiskultuuride kasvatamine on eriti oluline teraviljarohkes külvikorras, kus nad vähendavad teraviljade negatiivset mõju järgnevatele kultuuridele. Käesoleva töö eesmärgiks oli uurida kuidas erinevad maheviljelusviisid mõjutavad mugulate saagistruktuuri elemente ning kui suurt mõju avaldab see saagi kvaliteedile.
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21. Teravilja saak ja saagi kvaliteet sõltuvalt viljelussüsteemist
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Alaru, Maarika, Tein, Berit, Kuht, Jaan, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Alaru, Maarika, Tein, Berit, and Kuht, Jaan
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Jätkusuutlikuks maheviljeluseks on oluline arendada viljelussüsteeme, mis tagaksid elurikkuse suurenemise, mullaviljakuse paranemise ja hea ning kvaliteetse saagi. Selles mängib keskset rolli liblikõielisi kultuure sisaldav ja taimetoitainete tasakaalu säilitav kohalikesse oludesse sobiv külvikord. Taimetoitainetega paremaks varustatuseks saab külvikorras kasutada veel vahekultuure, komposte või sõnnikut. Nende lagunemisel muutuvad toitained taimedele kättesaadavaks aeglasemalt ja ühtlasemalt, kindlustades nii külvikorras järgnevate kultuuride stabiilse varustatuse lämmastikuga. Käesoleva uurimuse eesmärk oli selgitada odra ja nisu saagikus ning saagi kvaliteet nende kasvatamisel viieväljases külvikorras kolmes eri maheviljelussüsteemis, mis erinesid talviste vahekultuuride ja sõnniku kasutamise poolest.
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22. Talvine vahekultuur mõjutab kartulimugulate hõbekärnaga nakatumist
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Loit, Evelin, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, and Loit, Evelin
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Kartuli (Solanum tuberosum L.) hõbekärn (Helminthosporium solani Durieu, Mont) on seenhaigus, mis viimastel aastatel on osutunud tootmises äärmiselt problemaatiliseks. Haigustekitaja nakatab valmivaid mugulaid juba mullas, kuid eoste kaudu levib haigus hoidlas jõudsalt edasi, mistõttu peetakse hõbekärna ka säilitushaiguseks. Patogeen tungib mugulasse läbi loomulike avade siis, kui mugulad on saavutanud juba oma suuruse ja massi, kuid toimub veel koore kinnistumine. Seetõttu on vajalik mugulad põllult võimalikult ruttu koristada. Hõbekärna nakatunud mugulate koore pinnale tekivad pruunikashallid laigud. Kui mugulad puutuvad kokku veega ilmneb nakatunud kohal iseloomulik hõbe-metalne läige. Eriti hästi ongi haigust näha just pestud mugulate pinnalt. Nakatunud mugulatel levivad haiguskolded jõudsalt üle terve mugula ning haigus levib edasi tervetele mugulatele, mis omakorda nakatuvad. Kui hõbekärn on katnud kogu mugula pinna, hakkab selle veesisaldus järk-järgult vähenema. Tekivad massikaod, sest nakatunud mugulad tõmbuvad veekao tõttu kokku. Mugulate hõbekärna nakatumist ei ole võimalik maapealse biomassi järgi tuvastada, sest haigus maapealsel osal ei lööbi. Samuti puuduvad andmed, kui pikalt on hõbekärna tekitaja mullas elujõuvõimeline. Hõbekärna tõrjumiseks puuduvad veel praktilised võtted ning ühtlasi puuduvad ka hõbekärna tekitaja suhtes resistentsed sordid Lebeca jt., mis teeb hõbekärnast kartulikasvatuses ühe ohtlikuma haiguse. Seetõttu ongi vaja uurida, millised agronoomilised võtted on võimelised vähendama mugulate hõbekärnaga nakatumist.
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23. Cultivation technology influences the occurrence of potato early blight (Alternaria solani) in an organic farming system
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Runno-Paurson, Eve, Hansen, Merili, Tein, Berit, Loit, Kaire, Jõgi, Kätlin, Luik, Anne, Metspalu, Luule, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Williams, Ingrid, Mänd, Marika, Runno-Paurson, Eve, Hansen, Merili, Tein, Berit, Loit, Kaire, Jõgi, Kätlin, Luik, Anne, Metspalu, Luule, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Williams, Ingrid, and Mänd, Marika
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Nowadays, organically produced products have become more popular than ever and interest in them is still growing fast. The early blight causal pathogen Alternaria solani has not been considered a great threat to potato in northern climate conditions in the past and has not been routinely sprayed against. During our study early blight was evaluated in 2010 and 2011 on the plants of a potato cultivar ‘Reet’ in an organic farming experiment. In our study, both growing seasons were very favourable for early blight development. Significant differences between the two cultivation technologies were found (F1,12 = 4.84, p = 0.048). In 2010, the area under disease progress curve (AUDPC) value was 303 on cover crop (CC) plots and 990 on CC + M (manure) plots that is three times higher, whereas in 2011, the AUDPC value was 967 on CC plots and 1195 on CC + M plots. Our results confirm that potato early blight has become a serious problem in North-East European organic potato fields and thus susceptible potato cultivars cannot be recommended for growing in an organic farming system. However, it is possible to influence the development severity of early blight by selecting the proper growing technology. Since, in the changing climate conditions and in susceptible cultivars, early blight is a potato disease that can cause early defoliation of plants and crop death, there is a need for resistant potato cultivars.
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24. Green manures as winter cover crops enhance soil improvement and weed regulation in crop rotation
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Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Tein, Berit, Reintam, Endla, Matt, Darja, Luik, Anne, Talgre, Liina, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Tein, Berit, Reintam, Endla, Matt, Darja, and Luik, Anne
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The aim of this research was to explain the effect of different green manures as winter cover crops and their combination with cattle manure on soil properties, weeds and crop yields in five-field crop rotation experiment of three different organic cropping systems.
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25. Farming systems affect potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) tuber and soil quality
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Tein, Berit, Kauer, Karin, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Selge, Are, Loit, Evelin, Tein, Berit, Kauer, Karin, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Selge, Are, and Loit, Evelin
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The aim of this study was to investigate how different farming systems influenced tuber yields and quality (N, NO3−, P, K, Ca, Mg, dry matter and starch concentrations) of potato as well as how potato cultivation within a crop rotation under different farming systems affects soil quality (pH, Ntot, Corg, plant available P, K, Ca and Mg concentrations). Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) was part of a five crop rotation experiment in which red clover (Trifolium pratense L.), winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), peas (Pisum sativum L.), potato and barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) followed each other simultaneously on a same field. Data presented in this paper concerned the first 3 years of the rotation during 2009–2011. The experiment was performed with six different farming systems as follows: two organic and four conventional.
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26. IMPROVING NITROGEN MANAGEMENT IN REDUCED TILLAGE SYSTEMS BY USE OF GREEN MANURES AND APPROPRIATE OFF-FARM INPUTS: REUSLTS OF TILMAN-ORG. TILMAN-ORG SESSION.
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Rahmann, G., Aksoy, U., Rietberg, P.I., Burgt, G.J.H.M., Tein, Berit, Luik, Anne, Sans, F. Xavier, Rahmann, G., Aksoy, U., Rietberg, P.I., Burgt, G.J.H.M., Tein, Berit, Luik, Anne, and Sans, F. Xavier
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The TILMAN-project aims to develop robust and sustainable arable crop production systems via the introduction of reduced tillage techniques combined with a strategic use of green manures in organic crop rotations, while maintaining and improving soil quality and crop productivity parameters. The adoption of reduced tillage and/or green manures strongly affects nitrogen quantity and availability during the vegetative period and throughout the crop rotation. Specifically, changing soil and water conditions may affect the availability pattern of nitrogen, notably in spring. We present aggregated data of several long- and medium-term European experimental field studies in which green manures including cut-and-carry-fertilizers, and reduced tillage techniques are used in organic cropping systems. By presenting and analyzing field level nitrogen budgets, insight is gained in the nitrogen dynamics of such systems and possible bottlenecks. Moreover, results of model simulations of these trials by the decision support tool Ndicea are shown and analyzed.
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27. The metabolomic fingerprinting and microbiological quality of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in different organic growing systems
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Matt, Darja, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Roasto, Mati, Pehme, Sirli, Luik, Anne, Matt, Darja, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Roasto, Mati, Pehme, Sirli, and Luik, Anne
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The aim of present study was to find out the influence of green manures as winter cover crops and their combination with composted cattle manure on metabolomic fingerprinting and microbiological quality of winter wheat in a crop rotation experiment in three organic systems (ORG 0, ORG 1, ORG 2) at the Estonian University of Life Sciences in 2012.
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28. The metabolomic fingerprint and microbiological quality of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in different organic growing systems 'TILMAN-ORG Session'
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Rahmann, G., Aksoy, U., Matt, Darja, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Roasto, Mati, Pehme, Sirli, Luik, Anne, Rahmann, G., Aksoy, U., Matt, Darja, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Roasto, Mati, Pehme, Sirli, and Luik, Anne
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In organic agriculture, soil fertility is essential for harvesting high quality crop yields. Plant nutrient cycles should be kept short and as closed as possible. Therefore, it is important to have sustainable growing systems that have rotations with appropriate crops and cover crops. In organic farming green manures and cattle manure are also used to ensure fertile and biologically active soil and to enhance biodiversity. Green manures offer supporting services, such as nutrient cycling, promotion of beneficial insects for pest control and soil formation. Also the catch crops on winter period are essential to reduce nutrient leaching (Stark and Porter, 2005). Growing system does not only influence the soil fertility, but through that also the quality parameters of crops (Olesen et al, 2009; Mäder et al, 2002). In recent years food metabolomics has been used as a novel method for `fingerprinting` or for ´profiling´ food samples (Hajšlova et al, 2011). `Fingerprinting` of food samples enables to perform comparative analyses aimed at detection of differences. ´Profiling´ is used for identification individual, differential sample components (both primary and secondary metabolites). Production system and interaction among the microbial population are important factors that also affect food safety and shelf life (Guerzoni et al., 1996). Among the microorganisms, some moulds, yeasts, bacteria, and viruses have both desirable and undesirable roles in our food. Most bacteria, moulds, and yeasts, because of their ability to grow in foods, can potentially cause food spoilage, however mere microbial presence does not reduce the quality of food, except in the case of some pathogens (Ray, 2005). The aim of present study was to investigate the influence of green manures as intercrops and these combined with composted cattle manure on microbiological quality and metabolomic fingerprinting of winter wheat in a crop rotation experiment in three organic systems at the Estonian Univer
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29. Crop yields and supply of nitrogen compared in conventional and organic farming systems
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Alaru, Maarika, primary, Talgre, Liina, additional, Eremeev, Viacheslav, additional, Tein, Berit, additional, Luik, Anne, additional, Nemvalts, Anu, additional, and Loit, Evelin, additional
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30. Cultivation technology influences the occurrence of potato early blight (Alternaria solani) in an organic farming system
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Runno-Paurson, Eve, primary, Hansen, Merili, additional, Tein, Berit, additional, Loit, Kaire, additional, Jõgi, Kätlin, additional, Luik, Anne, additional, Metspalu, Luule, additional, Eremeev, Viacheslav, additional, Williams, Ingrid H., additional, and Mänd, Marika, additional
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31. Farming systems affect potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) tuber and soil quality
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Tein, Berit, primary, Kauer, Karin, additional, Eremeev, Viacheslav, additional, Luik, Anne, additional, Selge, Are, additional, and Loit, Evelin, additional
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32. In crop rotation green manures as winter cover crops enhance ecosystem services of farming
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Løes, Anne-Kristin, Askegaard, Margrethe, Langer, Vibeke, Partanen, Kirsi, Pehme, Sirli, Rasmussen, Ilse A., Salomon, Eva, Sørensen, Peter, Ullvén, Karin, Wivstad, Maria, Talgre, Liina, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Matt, Darja, Reintam, Endla, Sanches De Cima, Diego, Luik, Anne, Løes, Anne-Kristin, Askegaard, Margrethe, Langer, Vibeke, Partanen, Kirsi, Pehme, Sirli, Rasmussen, Ilse A., Salomon, Eva, Sørensen, Peter, Ullvén, Karin, Wivstad, Maria, Talgre, Liina, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Matt, Darja, Reintam, Endla, Sanches De Cima, Diego, and Luik, Anne
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Organic farming systems should be characterized by excellent soil fertility management to keep plant nutrient cycles short and as closed as possible. Therefore, it is extremely important to establish growing systems that have rotations with appropriate crops and intercrops to ensure fertile and biologically active soils, to enhance biodiversity and to provide high quality crop yields. Locally available organic fertilizers include green manures and animal manure. The influence of green manures as intercrops and these combined with composted cattle manure on soil properties, biodiversity indicators and crop yields was studied in a crop rotation experiment in three organic systems at the Estonian University of Life Sciences.
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33. Effect of conventional and organic cropping systems on SOC dynamics
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Tein, Berit, Kauer, Karin, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, Loit, Evelin, Tein, Berit, Kauer, Karin, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Luik, Anne, and Loit, Evelin
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Soil organic carbon (SOC) concentration is an indicator for assessing soil quality. SOC concentration can be increased by using appropriate crop and soil management which can increase organic matter input into soil and decrease its mineralization rate (Follett, 2001). The aim of this study was to investigate SOC content and dynamics in four inorganic and two organic cropping systems in five crop rotation. Data presented in this paper covers the first rotation from years 2008 to 2012.
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34. Effect of green manures on weeds, crop yields and soil properties in Estonia
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Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Reintam, Endla, Talgre, Liina, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, Luik, Anne, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Reintam, Endla, Talgre, Liina, Sanchez de Cima, Diego, and Luik, Anne
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The aim of this research was to investigate the effect of different green manures and their combination with cattle manure on weeds, crop yields and soil properties in five-field crop rotation experiment of three different organic cropping systems.
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35. Kasvatustehnoloogia mõjutab kartuli kuivlaiksuse esinemist
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Runno-Paurson, Eve, Tein, Berit, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Runno-Paurson, Eve, and Tein, Berit
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Kartuli kuivlaiksust (Alternaria solani, A. alternata) on seni Eestis peetud suurt kahju põhjustavaks kartulihaiguseks. Viimastel aastatel on kuivlaiksus osutunud suureks probleemiks Eesti kartulipõldudel, seda eriti just vastuvõtlikel sortidel. Kuumadel keskmise niiskusega kasvuaastatel on kuivlaiksusele vastuvõtlikel sortidel vaja tavaviljeluses teostada keemilist tõrjet, kuna haigus hävitab enneaegselt kartuli lehestiku, sageli enne veel kui lehemädanik lööbida jõuab. Kuivõrd maheviljelus välistab keemilise tõrje, siis tuleb leida kasvatustehnoloogilisi võtteid ning kasutada võimalikult haigusekindlaid sorte. Uurimustöö eesmärgiks oli selgitada, kuidas erinevad maheviljeluse tehnoloogiad mõjutavad kartuli kuivlaiksuse arengut haigusele soodsal kasvuaastal suhteliselt lehemädanikukindlal ja maheviljelemiseks soovitatud kartulisordil.
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36. Kartul mahe- ja tavaviljeluse süsteemide võrdluskatses aastatel 2008-2012
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Eremeev, Viacheslav, and Tein, Berit
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Kartul on üheks armastatumaiks kultuuriks nii meil kui maalimas. Kartulit on läbi aegade peetud teiseks „leivaks“ ning tänapäeval ei kujutaks meist keegi ette oma toidulauda, kui sealt puuduks toidukartul. Maheviljelus on Eestis aasta-aastalt laienenud on mahekartulikasvatuse pindala siiski iga aastaga vähenenud. Uurimistöö eesmärk oli uurida kuidas erinevad viljelusviisid mõjutavad mugulate saagistruktuuri elemente ning kui suurt mõju avaldab see saagi kvaliteedile.
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37. Mulla umbrohuseemnete varu mahepõllul
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Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Kuht, Jaan, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Talgre, Liina, Tein, Berit, Metspalu, Luule, Luik, Anne, Kuht, Jaan, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Talgre, Liina, and Tein, Berit
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Üleminek mahepõllupidamisele tekitab mitmeid probleeme. Et keemilisi taimekaitsevahendeid ei või kasutada, on üheks nendest võitlus umbrohtudega. Valdav osa umbrohtudest hakkab kasvama aja jooksul harimisega mulda viidud ja seal aastaid idanemisvõimelisena püsinud seemnetest. Umbrohuseemnevaru koosneb paljudest erinevatest liikidest, millest mõned domineerivad liigid moodustavad 70‒90% kogu seemnevarust, olles enamasti ka põhiprobleemiks (Wilson, 1988). Seemnevaru hulk võib varieeruda suurtes piirides olenevalt mulla tüübist, kasvatatud kultuuridest, harimisvõtetest, külvi ajast ja herbitsiidide kasutamisest. (Grundy, Jones, 2002). Üheks mulla umbrohuseemnete varu suurenemise allikaks võivad olla ka orgaanilise väetisega koos mulda viidud umbrohuseemned (Viil, 2009). Seega on iga võte, mis aitab maheviljeluses vähendada mulla umbrohuseemnete hulka, kõrge väärtusega. Uurimistöö eesmärgiks oli teha kindlaks umbrohuseemnete sisaldus mullas ja fikseerida olukord just nendes variantides, mis järgisid maheviljelusele ülemineku külvikorda.
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38. Effect of different production systems on yield and quality of potato
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Eremeev, Viacheslav, Keres, Indrek, Tein, Berit, Lääniste, Peeter, Selge, Are, Luik, Anne, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Keres, Indrek, Tein, Berit, Lääniste, Peeter, Selge, Are, and Luik, Anne
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Effects of different agricultural practises (organic, conventional) on yield and quality of potato were compared.
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39. Winter cover crop effects on soil structural stability and microbiological activity in organic farming.
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de Cima, Diego Sánchez, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, Luik, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Reintam, Endla, and Kahu, Greete
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COVER crops ,SOIL structure ,SOIL microbiology ,ORGANIC farming ,CROP rotation ,GREEN manure crops - Abstract
In a field experiment based on a five-year crop rotation (pea, potato, barley undersown with red clover, red clover and winter wheat), several soil parameters, porosity, number and biomass of earthworms, total nitrogen, organic carbon, percentage of water stable aggregates and enzymatic activity, were studied during 2013 and 2014, the first and second year, respectively, since the first rotation concluded. This rotation was managed under three organic farming systems: Organic 0 (control), Organic I (with winter cover crops lately incorporated into the soil as green manure) and Organic II (with the same cover crops plus a yearly amendment of 40 t ha
-1 of cattle manure). Crop rotation had a yearly positive effect on the soil bulk density, and enhanced the percentage of air filled pores; nonetheless, despite the leguminous crops in the rotation, all the systems presented a yearly decrease in total nitrogen in 2014. Cover crops along with manure only had a significant effect on enzymatic activity; however no significant effect was found in soil organic carbon content, soil particle aggregability or number and biomass of earthworms. This was connected with the intensive tillage carried out in the systems, the weather conditions and the characteristics of the organic amendments. However according to other studies these results could be transient and further long-term investigations will be needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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40. EFFECT OF ORGANIC AND CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTION SYSTEM ON THE QUALITY OF SPRING WHEAT.
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Tein, Berit
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WHEAT , *EXPERIMENTAL agriculture , *CROP quality , *CROP rotation research , *GLUTEN , *RED clover , *BARLEY - Abstract
Field trials with the spring wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) were carried out on the experimental fields of Estonian University of Life Sciences in 2011. The yield quality (volume weight, 1000 kernel weight, falling number, gluten content, gluten index, gluten content in dry matter) of spring wheat was studied in cultivar 'Vinjett'. The wheat was part of the five-year crop rotation experiment where red clover (Trifolium pratense L.), spring wheat, peas (Pisum sativum L.), potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) and barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) undersown with red clover were following each other. There were three treatments which followed the crop rotation. In one treatment mineral fertilizers and pesticides were used, but other two treatments were organic without any synthetic agrochemicals. In mineral fertilizing treatments, the background of P25 and K95 kg ha-1 the N amount varied from 0 to 150 kg ha-1. Herbicides Sekator and MCPA 750 were used in conventional part. The aim of this research was to study red clover's after-effect and different N fertilizer amounts' influence on the spring wheat yield quality. In treatments where no mineral fertilizers were used and which only followed the red clovers after effect had higher gluten index and gluten content in dry matter. Higher mineral nitrogen amounts and organic treatments decreased spring wheat 1000 kernel weights and volume weights. The wet gluten content and falling number increased with increase of the amount of mineral N. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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41. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PLANT PRODUCTION METHODS ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF PEA CULTIVAR 'MADONNA'.
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Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, and Keres, Indrek
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PEA varieties , *CROP yields , *CROP quality , *PEA proteins , *CROP rotation , *EXPERIMENTAL agriculture , *AGRICULTURE - Abstract
The yield and quality (1000 kernel weight, protein, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content) of peas was studied in cultivar 'Madonna'. The peas (Pisum Sativum L.) were part of the five-year crop rotation experiment where red clover (Trifolium pratense L.), winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), peas, potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) and barley (Hordeum vulgare L.), were following each other. There were two production variants which followed the crop rotation. In one variant mineral fertilizers and pesticides were used, and the other variant was conversion to organic without any synthetic agrochemicals. In mineral fertilizing variants the background in all variants was N20, P25, and K95 kg ha-1. The previous crop was winter wheat which received in fertilized variants mineral fertilizers with the background of P25 and K95 kg ha-1, the N amount varied from 0 to 150 kg ha-1. The aim of this paper was to study a mineral fertilizing after-effect on the peas which followed the winter wheat. Herbicide MCPA 750 was used. In conversion to organic, the pea grains which followed the crop rotation and mineral fertilizing N150 after-effect variants had higher yield, protein and nitrogen content compared to the other variants where mineral fertilizing after-effect was investigated. Phosphorus contents were higher in N0, and conversion to organic variants. Potassium content remained lower in N100, and N150 mineral fertilizing after-effect variants. The 1000 kernel weight was significantly higher in the variant of conversion to organic compared to the other variants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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42. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT PLANT PRODUCTION METHODS ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF WINTER WHEAT 'PORTAL' IN 2009.
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Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, Keres, Indrek, Selge, Are, and Luik, Anne
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WINTER wheat , *WHEAT yields , *WHEAT quality , *PEAS , *POTATO yields , *BARLEY yields , *CROP rotation - Abstract
The yield and quality (volume weight, 1000 kernel weight, protein content, falling number, gluten content, gluten index, gluten content in dry matter) of winter wheat was studied in variety 'Portal'. The wheat was part of the five-year crop rotation experiment where red clover (Trifolium pratense L.), winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), peas (Pisum sativum L.), potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) and barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) were following each other. There were two production variants which followed the crop rotation. In one variant mineral fertilizers and pesticides were used, and the other variant was conversion to organic without any synthetic agrochemicals. In mineral fertilizing variant, on the background of P25 and K95 kg ha-1 the N amount -1 -1 varied from 0 to 150 kg ha-1 and herbicide Mustang (preparation norm 0.5 L ha-1, active substance florasulam, 6.25 g L-1 ; 2.4-D, 300 g L-1 ), insecticide Fastac 50 (preparation norm 0.2 L ha-1 , active substance 50 g L-1 alpha-cypermethrin) fungicide Falcon EC 460 (preparation norm 0.4 L ha-1, active substances 167 g tebuconazole, 250 g spiroxamine, 43 g triadimenol) and growth regulator Moddus (preparation norm 0.4 L ha-1 , active substance -1 250 g L trinexapac-ethyl) were used. In conversion to organic the winter wheat grains which followed the red clovers after effect had higher volume weight, 1000 kernel weight and gluten index compared to the variants where mineral fertilizers were used. The yield, protein content, falling number and gluten content in dry matter increased with increase of the amount of mineral N. The wet gluten content was signiicantly higher compared to the other variants where the N amount was 50 kg ha-1. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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43. Winter cover crop effects on soil structural stability and microbiological activity in organic farming
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Sánchez de Cima, Diego, Tein, Berit, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, Luik, Anne, Kauer, Karin, Reintam, Endla, and Kahu, Greete
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AbstractIn a field experiment based on a five-year crop rotation (pea, potato, barley undersown with red clover, red clover and winter wheat), several soil parameters, porosity, number and biomass of earthworms, total nitrogen, organic carbon, percentage of water stable aggregates and enzymatic activity, were studied during 2013 and 2014, the first and second year, respectively, since the first rotation concluded. This rotation was managed under three organic farming systems: Organic 0 (control), Organic I (with winter cover crops lately incorporated into the soil as green manure) and Organic II (with the same cover crops plus a yearly amendment of 40 t ha−1of cattle manure). Crop rotation had a yearly positive effect on the soil bulk density, and enhanced the percentage of air filled pores; nonetheless, despite the leguminous crops in the rotation, all the systems presented a yearly decrease in total nitrogen in 2014. Cover crops along with manure only had a significant effect on enzymatic activity; however no significant effect was found in soil organic carbon content, soil particle aggregability or number and biomass of earthworms. This was connected with the intensive tillage carried out in the systems, the weather conditions and the characteristics of the organic amendments. However according to other studies these results could be transient and further long-term investigations will be needed.
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44. SOOJALÖÖGI JA EELIDANDAMISE MÕJU KARTULI SAAGIKUSELE NING SELLE KVALITEEDILE.
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Eremeev, Viacheslav, Tein, Berit, Lääniste, Peeter, Mäeorg, Erkki, Laes, Raido, Margus, Kalle, and Jõudu, Juhan
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THERMAL shock , *TUBERS , *GERMINATION , *STARCH , *CULTIVARS - Abstract
The trials were carried out in 2012 and 2013 at the Estonian University of Life Sciences. Total yield, marketable yield, number of tubers per plant, average weight of tubers, tuber starch content was studied in cultivar 'Ants' (medium late) and 'Laura' (medium early). Following treatments were used: untreated control (T0) Seed tubers were planted directly from storage house (storage temperature 4°C); Thermal shock (TS). Seed tubers were kept before planting 5 days in a room with a temperature of 30°C and 2 days in a room with a temperature of 12°C; Pre-sprouting (PS). Seed tubers were kept before planting 26 days in a room with a temperature of 15°C and 10 days in a room with a temperature of 12°C. From the results in 2012 it was observed that pre-planting thermal treatments increased the number of tubers per plant compared to presprouting. Pre-sprouted tubers gave higher average weight of tubers than in thermal shock variants. Hence, there were lower number tubers with higher weight of tubers in pre-sprouted variants in 2012. The results of experiments (2012-2013) indicated that pre-planting treatments did not have any significant effect on the yield of cultivar 'Ants'. In 2013 the yield of cultivar 'Laura' was significantly increased by pre-sprouting, showing higher number of tubers and higher weight of tubers. Therefore also the share of marketable tubers in the yield of both varieties was higher in pre-sprouted variants in 2012. Therefore, in case of cultivar 'Ants' it could be concluded that the thermal shock increases the number of tubers and decreases the weight of the tubers. The starch yield of cultivar 'Laura' was significantly higher in pre-sprouted variant in 2012. That was due to the significantly higher tuber yield in the same variant. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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45. HUMIINAINETE MÕJU KARTULI SAAGIKUSELE JA MUGULA MÕNINGATELE KVALITEEDI NÄITAJATELE.
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Margus, Kalle, Eremeev, Viacheslav, Lääniste, Peeter, Mäeorg, Erkki, Tein, Berit, Laes, Raido, and Jõudu, Juhan
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POTATO growing ,POTATO industry ,POTATO waste ,HUMUS ,CULTIVARS - Abstract
The impact of using humic substance for growing potato on quality indicators of tubers. Humic preparations are concentrated and economical form of organic matter which can relieve humus depletion caused by conventional fertilization methods. The trials were carried out in 2012 and 2013 at the Estonian University of Life Sciences in Estonia. The yield of tubers and starch, and commercial yield of potato, number of tubers per plant, tuber weight was studied in cultivar 'Ants' and 'Laura'. In the experiments humic preparation (HP) "Ruponics" was used in two different treatment variants. "Ruponics" 50 1 ha
-1 (HP50), "Ruponics" 25 1 ha-1 (HP25) and control (HP0) 0 1 ha-1 variant. The experiments showed that potato cultivars 'Ants' and 'Laura', HP did not have any significant positive effect on the tuber yield, commercial tuber yield or starch yield in 2012. Yields were higher in 2013 reaching up to 52.4 t ha-1 and year 2013 'Laura' HP50 had yield 35.9 t ha-1 . The main role of the addition of HP is improving nutrient mobility in the soil and higher uptake of nutrients to plants. Positive effect of HP should appear when plant is growing under unfavourable conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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46. Mahe- ja tavatootmise mõju kartuli kasvatamise tasuvusele
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Miljand, Madis and Tein, Berit
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väetamine ,kasum ,kartulikasvatus ,magistritööd ,mahepõllumajandus ,vahekultuurid - Abstract
Kartulikasvatus on Eestis järjest hääbuv majandusharu, kuna kartulikasvatuses on palju käsitööd ning probleeme esineb ka turustamisega. Kartulikavatamise tasuvust on vaja uurida, et anda ettevõtjatele infot, kas antud tegevus on tasuv ja milliseid võtteid peaks kasutama et tasuvust suurendada. Töö eesmärgiks oli uurida, milliseks kujuneb kartuli kasvatamise tasuvus erinevate viljelusviiside korral 2013. ja 2015. aastal. Erinevate viljelusviiside saagiandmed on saadud Eesti Maaülikooli Eerika katsepõllul toimund külvikorrakatsest, kus kartulit kasvatati 7. erinevas variandis – N0, N50, N100 ja N150, kus number tähistab antud mineraalse lämmastiku kogust ning M0, M1 ja M2, millest esimene on kontrollvariant, teise puhul on kasutatud vahekultuuri ning kolmas on vahekultuuri ning sõnnikuga. Tööst selgus, et kartuli kasvatamine on tasuv ka ilma makstavate toetusteta, kui vaadati tasuvust erinevatel aegadel. Kui 2013. aastal saadi suurim kasum 70. kasvupäeval turustades, siis 2015. aastal aga 100. kasvupäeval turustades. Suurimad kasumid teenisid mahevariandid kuna mahekartuli hind oli Eesti Konjuktuuriinstituudi andmetel kordades kõrgem kui tavakartulil. Potato growing is a fading economical branch in Estonia. Potato growing needs a lot of manual labor and has many problems with distribution. Profitability of potato growing needs further research, in order to give entrepreneurs information whether their actions are profitable and what kind of measures to take in order to increase profitability. The goal of this research paper was to examine profitability of different cultivation techniques in 2013 and 2015. Yields of different cultivation techniques were obtained from a long term field experiment taking place in Eerika test site managed by Estonian University of Life Sciences. Potatoes were grown in seven different variations. Conventional farming plots N0, N50, N100 & N150, where the number indicates the amount of nitrogen given to each plot. Organic farming plots M0, M1 & M2 – M0 being control variant, M1 used cover crops and M2 used manure and cover crops combined. The results shoved, that potato cultivation was profitable even without European subsidies, if profitability was compared over different years. In 2013, greatest profit was obtained by selling potatoes harvested on 70th growth day but in 2015, greatest profit was obtained by selling potatoes harvested on the 100th growth day. Highest profit was made by organically grown potato which was, according to the Estonian Institute of Economic Research, many times more expensive than conventionally grown potato.
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47. Viljelusviisi mõju herne saagi kvaliteedile ja kasvatamise tasuvusele
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Kuusemaa, Kaupo and Tein, Berit
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kasum ,hernes ,hernekasvatus ,rentaablus ,saak ,kaubandus ,magistritööd - Abstract
Viimaste aastatega on tõusnud taimekasvatusele tehtavad kulutused tekitades olukorra, kus tuleb ökonoomsemalt majandada. Väiketootjad on läinud üle maheviljelusele. Seevastu suurtootjad on läinud rohkem intensiivse tootmise poole. Suurte ja laiade põllutööriistadega saavutatakse ökonoomsem tootmine. Uurimustöö eesmärgiks on selgitada välja kumba viljelusviisi juures on põldhernest kasulikum kasvatada. Põldherne katsed teostati Eesti Maaülikooli põllumajandus- ja keskkonnainstituudi, Rõhu katsejaama Eerika katsepõllul 2012. ja 2013. aastal. Uurimustöös käsitletakse mahe- ja tava herne võrdluskatset. Katse rajati neljas korduses ning variandid paiknesid süstematiseeritult. Katsetes kasutati põldherne sorti „Tudor“. Katselappide suuruseks oli 60 m2 ning katselappe oli kokku 28. Katsesüsteemideks olid maheviljeluses Mahe 0, Mahe I ja Mahe II. Tavaviljelusvariantideks olid väetamata süsteem N0P0K0 ja väetatud süsteemid N20P25K95 (1), -(2), ja –(3) variandid, mille eelviljad said lämmastikku vastavalt 50 kg/ha, 100 kg/ha ja 150 kg/ha. 2012. aasta herne saagikused olid madalamad tavaviljelusest. 2013. Aastal tõusid maheviljeluses saagikused tavaviljelussüsteemidega samale tasemele. Eelvilja enamväetamisega langesid herne saagikused. 2012. aastal oli herne kokkuostuhind 380 €/t, kuid 2013. aastal langes 348 €/t peale. Tavaviljeluses kasvatatud herne kokkuostuhind oli 2012. aastal 250 €/t ja 2013. Aastal langes see 190 €/t peale. Maheviljelussüsteemides kasvatatud hernes jäi mõlemal aastal kasumisse kuid tavahernes oma madalate kokkuostuhindade tõttu jäi kahjumisse 2013 aastal. Tavaviljeluses on mõistlik kasvatada hernest ainult lisaväetist andmata, seda kõrgete mineraalsete väetiste hindade tõttu, mis tõstavad kulud väga suureks. During the last years crop growth has gone more expensive. Mineraal fertilizers and chemical protection costs are rising. For that reaseon it is important to grow plants more economical way. Little farms grows plants mostly organical way. Big farms grows crop conventional. There are bigger field machines which makes plant crowth more economical. The research is based on experiments where pea was growed in both organic and conventional agriculture. The experiments took place in 2012 and 2013 on a test field in Eerika which belongs to the institute of agriculture and environment of the Estonian University of Life Sciences. A five-field crop rotation was used with red clover, winter wheat, pea, potato, barley with an undersow of red clover. That was the crop rotation. Pea growing was disserted in the research. The experiment was made in four repetitions. There were 3 variations of organic farming and 4 variations of conventional farming. The organic variations were Mahe 0, in which there was no alternate culture; Mahe I, where in the period during autumn and winter there was cover crop and Mahe II where the pre-crop got about 10 tonnes/hectar of manure and cover crop was also used. The variations in conventional agriculture were experiments with and without fertilizingThe fertilized variations got about 20 kilogrammes of nitrogen.Pre crop got four different nitrogen level norms, 50, 100 and 150 kg/ha. Each test field was measured to about 6x10 or perhaps 60 square meters. There were a total of 7x4 or perhaps 28 test fields.
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48. Kartulimugulate kvaliteet sõltuvalt viljelusviisist
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Pajula, Maaria and Tein, Berit
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kartul ,bakalaureusetööd ,kartulikasvatus ,toitumine (bot.) ,kartulihaigused - Abstract
Antud uurimustöö eesmärgiks oli uurida kuidas erinevad omavahel tava- ja maheviljeluse süsteemid. Vaadati nii taimede toitumist, tärklise- ja kuivaine sisaldust, kui ka haigustega nakatumist. Katse leidis aset Eesti Maaülikooli, Eerika põllul. Katses oli 4 tavasüsteemi ning 3 mahesüsteemi, neljas korduses. Kasvatatavaks kartulisordiks oli keskvarajane ’Maret’. Maheviljeluse süsteemid olid järgnevad: Mahe 0 – maheviljeluse kontrollsüsteem; Mahe VK – maheviljelusesüsteem, milles kasutati talviseid vahekultuure; Mahe VK+S – maheviljelusesüsteem, milles kasutati talviseid vahekultuure ning lisaks anti veisesõnnikut. Tavaviljeluse süsteemid erinesid üksteisest lämmastiku manustamise poolest: N0P0K0; N50P25K95; N100P25K95; N150P25K95. Kokkuvõtteks võib öelda, et nii maheviljeluses kui ka tavaviljeluses on omad head ja vead. Maheviljeluse plussiks on see, et mugulad ei sisalda taimekaitsevahendite jääke ning nitraate, samas on saagikus oluliselt väiksem võrrelduna tavaviljelusega. Maheviljeluses antakse orgaanilist väetist, mis ei pruugi laguneda piisavalt kiiresti ning taimed ei saa vajalikke toitaineid kätte. Tavaviljeluse eeliseks on suurem saak ning mineraalse väetise manustamine, mis on taimedele kohe kättesaadavas vormis. Õige viljavaheldus on eriti vajalik maheviljeluses, kui ka tavaviljeluses, tõstes mulla viljakust ja suurendades saaki. Kvaliteedinäitajatest oli selgelt näha, et suurem tärklise ja kuivaine sisaldus oli mahesüsteemides. Mugulate keemilise koostise vahel toimus antagonism ehk ühe elemendi liig pärssis teise elemendi omastamist. Antud töös pärssis magneesiumi liig kaaliumi ja kaltsiumi omastamist mugulates. Haigustest esines harilikku kärna, mida viljelusviis ei mõjuta, hõbekärna, mida oli rohkem tavasüsteemis ning kuivmädanikku, mida leidus väetamata süsteemides. Märgmädanikku antud aastal ei esinenud. The goal of this research was to investigate organic and conventional farming systems. Research examined plant nutrition, starch and dry matter content, as well as tuber diseases. Research took place in Estonian University of Life Science, Eerika field. The experiment was performed with three organic and four conventional farming systems. Potato variety was ’Maret’. Three organic farming systems were as follows: Organic 0 – Organic control system; Organic CC – were used winter catch crops; Organic CC+M – were used catch crops and also cattle manure was added as a fertilizer. Four conventional farming systems were differed from each other in the amounts of fertilizers which used as follows: N0P0K0; N50P25K95; N100P25K95; N150P25K95. In conclusion, we can say that both organic and conventional farming systems has its pros and cons. Organic farming advantage is that the tubers do not contain residues of crop protection products and nitrates, while the yield is significantly lower as compared to conventional farming. In organic farming is given organic fertilizer which does not mineralize fast enough, and the plants do not get necessary nutrients which they need. Conventional farming has the advantage of higher yield and plants get mineral fertilizer which has already in the right form to plants. Crop rotation is very important for increasing crop yields and maintaining soil fertility for both organic and conventional farming. Quality indicators showed bigger starch and dry matter contents in organic farming systems. There was antagonism between tuber chemical compositions. In this study excessive magnesium inhibited potassium and calcium absorption in the tubers. There were three tuber diseases: common scab, which were not affected by farming system; silver scurf, which were more in the conventional farming system and dry rot, which were found in unfertilized systems. There was no soft rot in this year.
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49. Kartuli saagikuse ja kasvatamise tasuvus sõltuvalt viljelusviisist
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Demenok, Jüri and Tein, Berit
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kartul ,bakalaureusetööd ,saagikus ,tavaviljelus ,maheviljelus ,kasvatamine - Abstract
Antud uurimustöö eesmärgiks oli uurida kartuli saagikusi mahe- ja tavaviljelussüsteemides ning selgitada, milline on mõju väetamisviisidel ja agrotehnilistel töödel kartulisordi 'Maret' saagikusele ning kumb viljelusviisidest on tootjale majanduslikult kõige tasuvam. Katse korraldati Eesti Maaülikooli põllumajandus- ja keskkonnainstituudi katsepõllul Eerikal 2014. aastal, et uurida kuidas külvikord mõjutab erinevaid põllukultuure. Kartul oli üks külvikorra kultuuridest, kus punane ristik (Trifolium pratense L.), talinisu (Triticum aestivum L.), hernes (Pisum sativum L.), kartul ja oder (Hordeum vulgare L.) punase ristiku allakülviga olid kasvatatud üksteise järel. Katses kasutatud kartulisordiks oli 'Maret'. Maheviljeluses kasutati kolme erinevat viljelussüsteemi: 1) Mahe 0- kontrollsüsteem ilma vahekultuurita ja sõnnikuta, 2) Mahe VK- kasvatati talviseid vahekultuure 3) Mahe VK+Skasvatati talviseid vahekultuure ja kevadel lisati veisesõnnikut 20 t/ha. Tavaviljelussüsteemis oli neli erinevat süsteemi olenevalt lämmastiku kogustest: 1)N0P0K0(N0), 2) N50P25K95(N50), 3) N100P25K95(N100) ja 4) N150P25K95(N150). Kartuli kasvumääramised tehti 55, 69, 83 ja 96 kasvupäeval. Uurimustöö käigus selgus, et suurima kogusaagi andis tavaviljelussüsteemi variant N150, kus kasutati kõige suuremaid väetise koguseid. Antud süsteemi kogusaak 96. kasvupäeval oli 38,7 t/ha. Kõige tasuvamaks süsteemiks osutus tavaviljeluse süsteem N100, kus saadi kõige suuremat kasumit. Antud süsteemi kasum oli suurim 83. kasvupäeval kui koos toetustega saadi 5496,4 €/ha. Uurimustöö tulemustest selgub, et suurimad saagikused saavutati viljelussüsteemides kus kasutati mineraalseid väetisi ning taimekaitsevahendeid. Majandulikult kõige efektiivsemaks osutus tavaviljelussüsteem N100, kus teeniti kõige suuremat kasumit 83. kasvupäeval, mis näitab omakorda, et maksimaalse tulu sõltub mitte ainult saagikusest kuid ka antud kasvupäeval sõltuvast müügihinnast. The aim of this Bachelor's thesis was to study potato yields in organic and conventional farming systems and find out how fertilizers and agrotechnical works affect yields of the potato variety 'Maret' and which of the following farming systems is economically most profitable. The study was held in 2014 on the experimental field of the Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the Estonian University of Life Sciences to find out how crop rotation affects different crops. Potato was one of the crops grown in the experiment in which red clover, winter wheat, pea, potato and barley undersown with red clover were grown after each other. The study involved three organic- and four conventional farming systems each in four duplication. Three different systems were used in the organic farming: 1) Mahe 0- without winter catch crop and manure, 2) Mahe VK- with winter catch crop and without manure and 3) Mahe VK+S- with winter catch crop and manure 20 t/ha added in spring. Conventional farming had four different systems depending on the nitrogen content: 1)N0P0K0(N0), 2) N50P25K95(N50), 3) N100P25K95(N100) and 4) N150P25K95(N150). The growth of potato was examined during four growing days 55, 69, 83 and 96. The research revealed that the biggest total yield was in conventional farming system N150, where biggest amounts of nitrate were used. Total yield of this system was 38,7 t/ha on 96th. N100 was discovered to be the most profitable system. It had the biggest profit of 5496,4 €/ha, including subsidies on the 83th growing day. The research results demonstrated that the biggest yields were achieved in the systems, where fertilizers and pesticides were used. Also results show that highest profit depends not only on the yield but also on the potato sale price on the given growing day.
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50. Viljelusviisi mõju kartuli saagile ja kvaliteedile ning kasvatamise tasuvusele
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Põldmaa, Alo, Eremeev, Vyacheslav, and Tein, Berit
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Käesoleva magistritöö eesmärgiks oli uurida, kuidas erinevad viljelusviisid mõjutavad kartulisordi ’Reet’ saaki ja kvaliteeti, mugulate nitraadi- ja tärklisesisaldust, põrutustele vastupanuvõimet, kartulimugulate tumenemist ning kartulikasvatuse majanduslikke näitajaid. Katses võrreldi neljas korduses olevat 6 erinevat kartulitootmise katsevarianti: 1. üleminek mahedale 2. üleminek mahedale + sõnnik 3. N0P0K0, 4. N50P25K95 5. N100P25K95 6. N150P25K95 Magistritöö on koostatud võrdluskatse ning kirjanduse allikate baasil. Katse korraldati Eesti Maaülikooli taimekasvatuse ja rohumaaviljeluse osakonna katsepõldudel Eerikal 2009 ja 2010 aastal. Uurimustöö tulemusena leiti, et erinevate väetisnormide mõju mugulasaagile oli märgatav. Samas mõjus lämmastikukoguse järjest suurenev suurus negatiivselt kartulimugulate kulinaarsetele omadustele. Näiteks tärklisesisaldus oli tavatootmise variantide mugulatel väiksem kui ülemineku järgus olevatel mahevariantidel. Nitraatide sisaldus oli tavavariantide puhul kõrgem kui üleminek mahevariantidel. Mugulate tumenemiskatsetest selgus, et väetamine võib suurel määral muuta mugulate kvaliteeti ning väljanägemist. Taimekaitsevahendite ja väetiste kasutamine taimekasvatuses aitavad kaasa suurema kaubandusliku saagi saamiseks. Majanduslikust tasuvusuuringust selgus, et tavavariantide puhul tõstab tulukust järjest kasvav saagikus ja üleminek mahevariantidel kõrgem toodangu realiseerimise hind. Põhjalikumate tulemuste saamiseks on vajalikud edasised uuringud. The main objective of this Master’s thesis was to evaluate the impact of conventional and organic production on the yield and quality of the potato variety ’Reet’ and to determine the nutrient concentrations of potato as well as the content of starch and nitrates (NO3 - ). The potato tuber darkening and resistance to damages were also examined. Another objective of the thesis was to assess the expenditure and revenue, and profitability with and without financial support. In the field experiment six different farming systems in four replications were studied. The used variety was ‘Reet’. The six farming systems were conversion to organic, conversion to organic + manure fertilizer, N0P0K0, N50P25K95, N100P25K95 and N150P25K95. Master thesis is based on the experiment and literarture. The field experiment was carried out in 2009 and 2010 at Eerika fields belonging to the Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the Estonian University of Life Sciences. As a result, it was found that diferent rates of fertilizers increased noticeably tuber yields. On the other hand, increasing nitrogen content in tubers influenced negatively the culinary characteristics. Tuber nitrate contents (NO3 - ) were higher under conventional production in which mineral fertilizers were used compared to conversion to organic systems. The tuber darkening results shows that fertilization can greatly change the appearance and quality of the tubers. The use of pesticides during plant growth helps to increase marketable yield. On the one hand, high selling price increases the profitability of organic production. On the other hand, continuously increasing yield (t/ha) raises profitability in conventional production. Future investigations are necessary to give more precise results.
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- 2014
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