Influence of Sowing Dates and Nutritional Background on the Formation of the Yield of Winter Rye
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Winter rye has an increased competitive ability for survival in agrocenosis - a powerfully developed root system with a high assimilating ability, little damage from pests, relative resistance to diseases, and the ability to withstand stress factors. Well-developed plants tolerate a drop in temperature at the depth of the tillering node to -20, -22 ° C. In the experiment, a relatively low yield of rye grain, 16.2 c / ha, was noted at later sowing dates on November 1 without the use of mineral fertilizers. A relatively high yield of rye grain, 53.3 c / ha, was noted at early sowing dates with the use of a biostimulator (Baykal) against the background of NPK. The increase in the grain yield of winter rye due to the use of biostimulants was 30.0 c / ha.
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rye, grain, vitamins, minerals, stability, winter hardiness, frost resistance, biostimulants, productivity, Yield