THE INFLUENCE OF FARMING SYSTEMS ON THE SOIL FERTILITY OF AGROPHYTOCENOSES SUGAR BEET
Abstract
Was analyzed the influence of farming systems on the main indicators of soil fertility and yield during the cultivation of sugar beet. The application of ecological and biological farming systems has a positive effect on microbial activity, thereby increasing soil fertility.References
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