Influence of the farmiing, soil cultivation and Fertilization on the yield of wheat

Abstract

The Maize Research Institute-Knejja experimental field has been collecting data on typical chernozem soil
type over the last half-century. The years 2000–2010 are included in the research. Wheat improves
performance in terms of hectoliter weight, grain production, and performance mass per thousand grains
when grown in a unit with maize. Grain yield improved by 16, 69% as compared to monoculture wheat.
There is no correlation between increasing the depth of plowing in monoculture wheat to 10-12 sm and an
increase in grain output (A2). There is no mathematical proof since the variations in the test are so small.
Grain yield and performance mass per thousand grains are both improved by fertilization. Grain yield rises
by 1228 kg/ha for A1, 880 kg/ha for A2, 953 kg/ha for A3, 804 kg/ha for A4, and 908 kg/ha for A5, as
shown in the mathematical LSD- 0,1%. This is in comparison to variations without fertilization.