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Export oaten hay; crop growth stage influences hay yield and hay quality.
2021Troup¹, Georgie +2 more
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Yield of hay from grassland treated with mineral fertilizers and slurry
1987In the years from 1976–1981 four experiments were carried out treating grassland with cattle slurry and mineral fertilizers. Every year a higher yield of hay was obtained on plots receiving mineral fertilizers.
J. Gajda, J. Sawicki
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Yield and Concentration of Meadow Hay Fertilized with Three N Sources
Agronomy Journal, 1969AbstractMeadow hay from plots fertilized with anhydrous ammonia in the spring prior to or during flooding ranged from .15 to .25% higher in nitrogen concentration than hay from plots fertilized with broadcast applications of ammonium sulfate or urea. Hay yields from plots fertilized with anhydrous ammonia in the spring were similar to yields from plots
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2019
Bu araştırma; tanesi için yetiştirtilen buğdayın ikili üretim sistemine dahil edilerek (ot+tohum) farklı biçim sayıları ve anız yüksekliklerine göre ot ve tohum verim ve kalitesindeki değişimi tespit etmek amacıyla yürütülmüştür.
ALATÜRK, FIRAT +4 more
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Bu araştırma; tanesi için yetiştirtilen buğdayın ikili üretim sistemine dahil edilerek (ot+tohum) farklı biçim sayıları ve anız yüksekliklerine göre ot ve tohum verim ve kalitesindeki değişimi tespit etmek amacıyla yürütülmüştür.
ALATÜRK, FIRAT +4 more
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2014
This research was established as a completely randomised block design with four replications. A total of the eleven combinations of cicer milkvetch, crested wheatgrass and intermediate wheatgrass made up the mixtures as at the ratios of 20, 40, 60, 80 % and pure stand for each species.
ÜNAL, Sabahaddin, ERAÇ, Ahmet
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This research was established as a completely randomised block design with four replications. A total of the eleven combinations of cicer milkvetch, crested wheatgrass and intermediate wheatgrass made up the mixtures as at the ratios of 20, 40, 60, 80 % and pure stand for each species.
ÜNAL, Sabahaddin, ERAÇ, Ahmet
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1933
SummaryThe object of these experiments was to compare the effect of dung, artificial manures and lime on yield and botanical composition of meadow hay.The soil is a light loam derived from a coal measures sandstone, and is naturally sour. The poor type of herbage it produces is typical of a large acreage of land in the West Riding.The northern halves ...
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SummaryThe object of these experiments was to compare the effect of dung, artificial manures and lime on yield and botanical composition of meadow hay.The soil is a light loam derived from a coal measures sandstone, and is naturally sour. The poor type of herbage it produces is typical of a large acreage of land in the West Riding.The northern halves ...
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THE RELATION BETWEEN WEATHER AND MEADOW‐HAY YIELDS IN ENGLAND, 1939–56
Grass and Forage Science, 1960A close relationship has been established between yields of meadow hay and a meteorological parameter, namely, estimated “actual” transpiration during the period of growth. County data for yield and transpiration were combined, using grass acreages as weighting factors, into regional and national values.
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Effect of Fertilizers, On Yield and Composition of Ranger Alfalfa Hay
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, 1953C. W. Jones +6 more
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