• Title of article

    Effect of organic and mineral ferti lizers on yield parameters and quality of wheat grain

  • Author/Authors

    buráňová, š. czech university of life sciences prague - faculty of agrobiology, food and natural resources, Czech Republic , černý, j. czech university of life sciences prague - faculty of agrobiology, food and natural resources, Czech Republic , mitura, k. university of technology and life sciences in bydgoszcz - faculty of agriculture and biotechnology, Poland , lipińska, k.j. university of technology and life sciences in bydgoszcz - faculty of agriculture and biotechnology, Poland , kovářík, j. czech university of life sciences prague - faculty of agrobiology, food and natural resources, Czech Republic , balík, j. czech university of life sciences prague - faculty of agrobiology, food and natural resources, Czech Republic

  • From page
    47
  • To page
    53
  • Abstract
    The aim of this study was to evaluate winter wheat grain qualitative and yield parameters after the application of different organic and mineral fertilizers at two sites in the Czech Republic (S1 – Lukavec, S2 – Prague-Suchdol). For the purpose of this paper grain yield (GY, t ha^–1), thousand kernel weight (TKW, g), bulk density (BD, g l^–1), grain crude protein content (CP, %), and falling number (FN, s) were determined with regard to the C S N 4 6 1 1 0 0 - 2 (2001) standard for food wheat.Significantly highest values of GY and BD at both sites and of CP at S2 were observed after the use of nitrogen in mineral form. At S1, significantly highest values of FN were obtained after the use of mineral fertilizers in combination with straw. The required limit of BD for food wheat was met for all fertilization treatments, while that of CP only at S2 by treatments with mineral nitrogen fertilizers. At S2, a strong correlation between all evaluated traits was registered. Low correlation was found at S1 between TKW and other evaluated traits.
  • Keywords
    grain quality; nitrogen; wheat; fertilizer; protein content; bulk density
  • Journal title
    Scientia Agriculturae Bohemica
  • Journal title
    Scientia Agriculturae Bohemica
  • Record number

    2552432