INFLUENCE OF VARIETY AND BIOPRODUCT ON YIELD OF WINTER BARLEY

Ukraine has been a leading world leader in grain production for many years, due to both favorable agroclimatic conditions and many years of experience in agriculture. The basis of the gross grain harvest in Ukraine is winter grain crops, which usually provide higher productivity compared to spring crops due to better use of moisture, favorable conditions for overwintering and development in spring.

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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.31521/978-617-7149-86-5-118
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Agriculture and Biological Studies
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INFLUENCE OF VARIETY AND BIOPRODUCT ON YIELD OF WINTER BARLEY

Анна Кувшинова
Agriculture and Biological Studies
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INFLUENCE OF VARIETY AND BIOPRODUCT ON YIELD OF WINTER BARLEY

Анна Кувшинова
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Ukraine has been a leading world leader in grain production for many years, due to both favorable agroclimatic conditions and many years of experience in agriculture. The basis of the gross grain harvest in Ukraine is winter grain crops, which usually provide higher productivity compared to spring crops due to better use of moisture, favorable conditions for overwintering and development in spring.

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