Scientific Reports of the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine

Improvement of technologies for growing high-product varieties of winter wheat in scientifically based crop rotations under the conditions of climate change

Petro Boiko, N. Kovalenko
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Abstract

It has been established that in order to sustainably meet the needs of food grain, the decisive role belongs to the improvement of technologies for growing high-yielding varieties of winter wheat in scientifically based crop rotations, the urgency of whose implementation is caused by climate changes. It was found that in solving the mentioned problem, great importance is attached to the creation of new varieties of winter wheat with high genetic potential of productivity and quality, stable resistance to diseases, pests, adverse environmental factors. An important role is played by the use of scientifically based seed crop rotations with effective saturation, placement and ratio of crops belonging to groups with different biological properties. It was determined that in the conditions of climate change, in seed crop rotations, it is necessary to observe varietal agricultural techniques, use optimal rates of organic and mineral fertilizers, siderates, post-harvest sowing, plant protection products, and also apply differentiated tillage

Keywords

improvement, growing technologies, varieties, crop rotations, winter wheat, scientific justification, climate changes

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Boiko, P., & Kovalenko, N. (2024). Improvement of technologies for growing high-product varieties of winter wheat in scientifically based crop rotations under the conditions of climate change. Scientific Reports of the National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine, 20(1). https://doi.org/10.31548/dopovidi.1(107).2024.012
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