FEED PRODUCTION

Different perennial grasses are cultivated in the fields and pastures.

Different annual grasses are cultivated in the fields and pastures.

Different perennial and annual grasses are cultivated in the fields and pastures.

The grass quantity depends upon the soil.

It also depends upon the climatic conditions.

The grass quantity depends upon the soil and the climatic conditions.

The range of plants consists of cereal grasses.

The range of plants consists of the legume and cereal grasses.

The range of plants consists of the legume crops.

For the hay and grass flour production it’s necessary to combine the cereals with shortened and long stems.

The grass mixtures in the fields and pastures consist of different perennial grasses and clover.

In order to increase the cattle productivity it’s necessary to sow the legumes.

The highest hay yields are harvested with a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers.

The phosphorous fertilizers are characterized by a prolonged yield increase

The hay yield of 50 c\ha needs approximately 75 kg of nitrogen and potassium and 20 kg of phosphorous and calcium. The highest hay yields are harvested with a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers. The phosphorous fertilizers are characterized by a prolonged yield increase

The legume grasses and their mixtures with cereals must be sown in June.

At the former peat deposits grasses must be sown in summer without any covering.

Fertilizing is the most effective means on very humid pastures.

The pasture grasses mown many times need a large quantity of nutrient substances.

The highest hay yields are harvested with a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers.

The lowest hay yields are harvested with a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers.

The efficiency of the potassium fertilizers is the lowest at the former peat deposits and long-flooded pastures.

The efficiency of the potassium fertilizers is the highest at the former peat deposits and long-flooded pastures.

The best term for haymaking is the budding period. At this period grasses start blossoming.

The worst term for haymaking is the budding period. At this period grasses start blossoming.

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