ROOT YIELD RED BEET DEPENDING ON THE APPLICATION MICRO FERTILIZERS IN THE WESTERN FOREST STEPPE
Keywords:
red beets, roots, foliar feeding, productivity, micro fertilizers, grade (sort)Abstract
The article reflects the results of the influence of foliar feeding beet micro fertilizers on the yield of roots in the Western Forest-steppe. According to the research found that the highest yield obtained from the use of micro fertilizers – Reacom-r-beet. The most effective application rate of the studied options set rate – 5;00 kg/ha; with a yield of root crops variety Harold was 53;9 t/ha; grade Kestrel – 67;9 t/ha. A somewhat smaller yield of roots was observed when introducing the micronutrients Kristalon special and Rosasol with different application. The most effective application rate; for foliar feeding of plants beet; installed : Kristalon special – 2;50 kg/ha and Rosasol – 3;00 kg/ha in the phase of 4-6 leaves. Thus; the introduction of micro fertilizers Kristalon special (2;5 kg/ha); the figure was in grade Harold 52;4 t/ha; grade Kestrel – 66;3 t/ha; for the introduction of Rozasol application rate of 3;00 kg/ha; in a variety of Harold 50;3 t/ha and grade Kestrel – 65;8 t/ha. The lowest yield of roots was observed in the control variant (without micro fertilizers processing plants). The results confirm that the yield of roots beet depends on the variety; the type of micro fertilizers and application rate it.References
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