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IMPACT OF PRIMARY TILLAGE ON HYDROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF DARK CHESTNUT SOIL AND CHICKPEA (CICER) YIELD

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Purpose: to study the impact of the primary tillage methods of dark chestnut soil on the bulk density, water permeability, moisture meter layer and chickpea yield.
Materials and methods: studies were carried out on dark chestnut soil in 2016–2019 (Saratov region). The soil density was determined according to GOST 12536-79, soil moisture – according to GOST 28268-89. The trial establishment and the mathematical processing of digital material were carried out in accordance with “Field Experience Methodology” (B. A. Dospekhov, 1985).
Results: four-year observations of hydrophysical properties showed that before chickpea sowing, the maximum value of the arable layer density (0–0.3 m) was recorded in the variants with minimal tillage with a disc harrow (1.26 grams per cubic centimeter). The lowest values of soil density were noted in variants with combined and moldboard tillage (1.09–1.10 grams per cubic centimeter, which is 14–15 % less than the minimum tillage). Water permeability of dark chestnut medium loamy soil increased from minimal tillage (71.1 mm per h) to subsurface (107.2 mm per h), combined (126.4 mm per h) and moldboard one (126.5 mm per h). Before chickpea sowing, the highest soil moisture in the meter-long layer was observed during non-mold and combined cultivations (17.5 % of the mass of absolutely dry soil, which exceeded the control by 0.4 % and the minimum by 1.0 %). The least soil moisture was formed in the variant with disking (15.9 %) with the onset of the phenological branching phase in chickpeas. The use of subsurface cultivation increased soil moisture by 0.9 %.
Conclusions: combined tillage with a PBS-8M plow to a depth of 23–25 cm contributed to the formation of maximum chickpea yield in four years (1.04 t per ha, which is only 4 % more than the control). Minimization of the primary tillage to 10–12 cm reduced yield by 18 %, subsurface deep loosening (30–32 cm) by 9 % compared with the moldboard cultivation to a depth of 23–25 cm.
Key words: chickpeas; primary tillage; bulk density; water permeability; soil moisture; regression; correlation.

DOI: 10.31774/2222-1816-2020-1-140-153

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Solodovnikov, A. P. Im-pact of primary tillage on hydrophysical properties of dark chestnut soil and chickpea (Cicer) yield / A. P. Solodovnikov, K. I. Pi-monov, L. A. Gudova // Scientific Journal of Rus-sian Scientific Research Institute of Land Im-provement Problems [Electronic resource]. – 2020. – ? 1(37). – P. 140–153. – Mode of access: http:www.rosniipm-sm.ru/en/archive?n=635&id=644. – DOI: 10.31774/2222-1816-2020-1-140-153.

Authors

Degree: Doctor of Agricultural Sciences

Title: Professor

Position: Professor

Affiliation: Saratov State Agrarian University named after N. I. Vavilov 

Affiliation address: Theatralnaya sq., 1, Saratov, Russian Federation, 410012

E-mail: solodovnikov-sgau@yandex.ru

Degree: Doctor of Agricultural Sciences

Title: Associate Professor

Position: Professor

Affiliation: Don State Agrarian University 

Affiliation address: Krivoshlykov st., 24, Persianovsky settl., Oktyabrskiy district, Rostov region, Russian Federation, 346493

E-mail: Konst.pimonov@yandex.ru


Degree: Candidate of Agricultural Sciences

Position: Leading Researcher

Affiliation: Russian Research, Design and Technology Institute of Sorghum and Corn

Affiliation address: 1st Institutsky passage, 4, Saratov, Russian Federation, 410050

E-mail: rossorgo@yandex.ru

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