IMPROVEMENT OF NATURAL HERBAGES OF LONG USE ON DRAINED PEAT SOILS BY OPTIMIZING FERTILIZATION AND SELECTION OF GRASS MIXTURES WITH DIFFERENT TERMS OF RIPENESS
Abstract
Based on years of research demonstrated the possibility and expediency of improving natural mixtures on drained peat soils containing up to 40–50 % of valuable species of meadow grass and wholemeal cereals, as well as building on the basis of productive grasslands that provide yield 5.0 t/ha without fertilizers and 10.0 t/ha of hay for their application by conducting 2–3-fold of mowing.Downloads
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