Research projects

    Influence of fertilization and management on yield and quality within an arable crop rotation

    Hein Waltraud, DI

    DI Waltraud Hein

    Organic farming

    In connection with problems of various forms of agricultural management (application of manure at different intensities; conventional or organic) with regard to the leaching of nutrients into groundwater, some experiments have already been carried out with suitable measuring devices, but there is still a lack of data, especially for the areas with high rainfall in Austria.

    While in the east of Austria the amounts of seepage water in the lysimeter systems are extremely low due to insufficient rainfall, comparable measuring instruments regularly deliver high amounts of seepage water when there is sufficient rainfall, as proven at the Winklhof site.

    In an arable field trial set up there, the environmentally relevant effects of a crop rotation of different fertilizer intensities are being examined in comparison to conventional and organic farming with regard to yield and quality of the harvested products.
    are measured
    using lysimeters and The results only make sense when viewed together with those of the previous project 2948 with regard to the effects of the entire crop rotation. The knowledge gained in this project can be the basis for agricultural advice, especially in areas where there are recurring problems with nutrient leaching.

    Test fields at the Winkelhof location

    Test fields at the Winkelhof location

     HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein

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    National partners

    DAFNE

     

    Influence of fertilization and management on yield and quality within an arable crop rotation

    Hein Waltraud (2004 - 2007)
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