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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Využití fugátu při pěstování kukuřice na siláž / Use of fugatami in the cultivation of corn silage

VESELÁ, Miluše January 2015 (has links)
The operation of biogas plants solves environmental aspects (energy management, reduction of negative impacts on the environment, use of renewable energy sources) and their influence in connection with the production of acidogenic (solid) as well as methanogenic (liquid) digestate. This requires establishing mandatory solution procedures in terms of the current legislation (air protection, use of fertilizers). The research for the thesis was carried out in the Agricultural and Commercial Cooperative in Kámen (in the region of Havlíčkův Brod), which lies 527 metres above the sea level. A biogas station has been operated by the cooperative since 2011. In addition to biogas, the cooperative also utilizes the fermentation remnants separated methanogenic digestate as a fertilizer and acidogenic digestate as a raw material for the production of compost. The thesis examined the use of methanogenic digestate when growing silage maize. During the one-year research, two maize hybrids and their response to fertilization by methanogenic digestate were assessed. Both hybrids achieved a higher yield of biomass and a higher yield of the dry matter.
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Influence of leaf area development of early and mid-early maturity varieties of silage maize on dry matter yield and forage quality

Edoka, Patrick Nixon 06 March 2006 (has links)
Kenntnisse zur Blattflächenentwicklung von Silomaissorten während der Vegetationsperiode sind erforderlich, um die Ausreife der Pflanzen charakterisieren und neue Sorte bewerten zu können. Die Blattfläche ist eine Funktion von Blattzahl und Blattfläche und kann den Ertrag und die Futterqualität von Silomais in Abhängigkeit von den Umweltbedingungen in unterschiedlichem Ausmaß variieren. Ein maßgebliches Kriterium für das Erreichen einer guten Futterqualität ist die Prognose des optimalen Erntetermins. In den Jahren 2002 und 2003 wurden zwei Experimente am Standort Berge des Institutes für Pflanzenbauwissenschaften (Landwirtschaftlich-Gärtnerische Fakultät der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) durchgeführt, um zu zeigen, wie sich Silomaissorten der Reifegruppen früh und mittelfrüh im Blattflächenindex, in der Blattentwicklung sowie spezifischen Blattfläche unterscheiden und welche Unterschiede zwischen zwei Messmethoden zur Bestimmung des Blattflächenindexes bestehen. Unter Beachtung von Ertrag und Futterqualität haben sich bei limitiertem Wasserangebot unter den gegebenen Standortbedingungen Sorten mit einer geringeren Anzahl von Blattgenerationen (13 bis 16) als geeignet erwiesen. Um Trockenmassegehalte in der Gesamtpflanze im optimalen Bereich von 30 bis 35 % im Erntegut garantieren zu können, sollte Silomais speziell unter trocken-heißen Abreifebedingungen dann geerntet werden, wenn mindestens zwei Blätter unterhalb des Kolbenansatzes noch grün sind. / Knowledge of leaf area development of silage maize varieties during the vegetation period is useful in the characterisation of the maturity conditions of plants and in the evaluation of new varieties. Leaf area, which is a function of leaf number and leaf size may affect yield and quality parameters of silage maize at varying levels, depending on the environmental conditions under which the crops are grown. One of the criteria for obtaining good quality forage is prognosis for optimum harvest time. Two experiments were conducted in 2002 and 2003 at Berge research station, belonging to the Institute of Crop Science (Faculty of Agriculture and Horticulture, Humboldt-University Berlin) with the aim to assess how silage maize varieties of maturity group early and mid early differ in LAI, leaf area development, specific leaf area, what differences exist between the two methods used to measure LAI. Considering yield and forage quality, under the condition of location Berge, with limited water availability, varieties with fewer leaves (13-16) may be suitable. To maintain the whole plant dry matter content within the optimum range (30-35%), especially under drought condition, harvest time must fall within the period when at least a minimum of two leaves below the cob leaf are still green.

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