Theoretical and practical aspects of basic soil treatment in the conditions of modern soil management systems in Russia

Year 2018, Volume: 7 Issue: 4, 300 - 307, 01.10.2018

Alexey Belenkov Mikhail Mazirov Valeria Arefieva

https://doi.org/10.18393/ejss.448593

Cited By: 2

Abstract

The
questions of inserting and implementing the different methods of basic soil
treatment in the different crop plantings in the conditions of steppe zone in
Nizhnee Povolzhye and Central Part of Non-chernozem Belt of the Russian
Federation are analyzed. Systemize and complex research of the above questions
are caused by multivalued opinions of agrarian scientists that are involved in
the practical aspects of agrarian production towards them. On the results of
long term researches is defined that the most effective and practice in cereal
crop rotations are the basic soil management systems combining the different
methods of tillage, mini-till and no-till soil treatment along with usage of
modern machines and aggregates. In the conditions of field experiment at Centre
of Precision Farming of Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev
Agricultural Academy, along with the others, the tasks on economic efficiency
and ecological safety that are the basis of precision farming concept are being
solved.

Keywords

Soil treatment methods, tillage, no-tillage, mini-till, no-till, resource saving, soil management system, crop rotation, combined soil treatment, regions of the Russian Federation

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