Paper · 2018 · Scientific Herald of National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine Series Agronomy

Economic and bio-energetic efficiency of spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura

V. Nosenko

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Abstract

The highest profit was obtained by applying fertilizer (N90P75K120) - 4828 UAH / ha for a profitability of 102%, the lowest - at the lowest dose of fertilizers N45P30K45 - 2008 UAH / ha, while the profitability was 63%. In terms of fertilizer N60P45K60 profit was 3616 UAH / ha with a profitability of 97%, and the value of gross output amounted to 7336 UAH. The use of fertilizer borers N120P75K120 slightly increased the cost compared to the option with the highest profit - from 4720 to 4947 UAH / ha, but the profitability dropped to 71%. Thus, according to economic indicators of profit per hectare and profitability, the best result was the fertilizer variant N90P75K120, where the value of gross output was UAH 9548. A further increase in fertilizer rates led to a decrease in these indicators and in this case it was not economically feasible. The lowest energy consumption was in the experiment without fertilizer application (28952 MJ), while the energy efficiency ratio was 4.99. At the same time, the highest energy consumption was characterized by the use of mineral fertilizers in the amount of N90P75K120 and nitrogen feed (30 kg / ha) - 56095 MJ, with an energy efficiency ratio of 2.96. With further increase in fertilizer rates, the energy output with the harvest decreased. Hybrid Yura is recommended to grow according to the technology, which provides for the introduction of mineral fertilizers at the rate of N90P75K120 kg / ha d. P. For the seed rate of 1.0 million similar seeds. It is proved that such a fertilizer rate is economically advantageous and expedient from the standpoint of economic and energy efficiency under the given growing conditions.

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Claims 18

Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N90P75K120 gave the highest profit, 4828 UAH/ha, in spring rapeseed.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Material
hybrid Yurat0
Treatment
applying fertilizer (N90P75K120)e1
Outcome
profite1
Direction
higheste1
Value
4828 UAH / hae1

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“The highest profit was obtained by applying fertilizer (N90P75K120) - 4828 UAH / ha for a profitability of 102%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N90P75K120 gave a profitability of 102%.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Material
hybrid Yurat0
Treatment
applying fertilizer (N90P75K120)e1
Outcome
profitabilitye1
Value
102%e1

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“The highest profit was obtained by applying fertilizer (N90P75K120) - 4828 UAH / ha for a profitability of 102%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The lowest fertilizer dose N45P30K45 gave the lowest profit, 2008 UAH/ha.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Material
hybrid Yurat0
Treatment
lowest dose of fertilizers N45P30K45e2
Outcome
profite2
Direction
loweste2
Value
2008 UAH / hae2

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“the lowest - at the lowest dose of fertilizers N45P30K45 - 2008 UAH / ha, while the profitability was 63%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The lowest fertilizer dose N45P30K45 gave a profitability of 63%.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
lowest dose of fertilizers N45P30K45e2
Outcome
profitabilitye2
Value
63%e2

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“the lowest - at the lowest dose of fertilizers N45P30K45 - 2008 UAH / ha, while the profitability was 63%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Fertilizer N60P45K60 gave a profit of 3616 UAH/ha.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer N60P45K60e3
Outcome
profite3
Value
3616 UAH / hae3

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“In terms of fertilizer N60P45K60 profit was 3616 UAH / ha with a profitability of 97%, and the value of gross output amounted to 7336 UAH”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N60P45K60 gave a profitability of 97%.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer N60P45K60e3
Outcome
profitabilitye3
Value
97%e3

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“In terms of fertilizer N60P45K60 profit was 3616 UAH / ha with a profitability of 97%, and the value of gross output amounted to 7336 UAH”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N60P45K60 gave a gross output value of 7336 UAH.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer N60P45K60e3
Outcome
value of gross outpute3
Value
7336 UAHe3

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“In terms of fertilizer N60P45K60 profit was 3616 UAH / ha with a profitability of 97%, and the value of gross output amounted to 7336 UAH”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N120P75K120 slightly increased the cost compared with the highest-profit option, from 4720 to 4947 UAH/ha.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer borers N120P75K120e4
Outcome
coste4
Direction
slightly increasede4
Value
from 4720 to 4947 UAH / hae4
Comparator
option with the highest profite4

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“The use of fertilizer borers N120P75K120 slightly increased the cost compared to the option with the highest profit - from 4720 to 4947 UAH / ha, but the profitability dropped to 71%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer N120P75K120 dropped the profitability to 71%.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer borers N120P75K120e4
Outcome
profitabilitye4
Direction
droppede4
Value
71%e4
Comparator
option with the highest profite4

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t0

“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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e4

“The use of fertilizer borers N120P75K120 slightly increased the cost compared to the option with the highest profit - from 4720 to 4947 UAH / ha, but the profitability dropped to 71%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer variant N90P75K120 gave the highest gross output value, UAH 9548.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer variant N90P75K120e5
Outcome
value of gross outpute5
Value
UAH 9548e5

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“the best result was the fertilizer variant N90P75K120, where the value of gross output was UAH 9548”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fertilizer variant N90P75K120 was the best economic result.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
fertilizer variant N90P75K120e5
Outcome
best resulte5
Direction
beste5

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“the best result was the fertilizer variant N90P75K120, where the value of gross output was UAH 9548”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

A further increase in fertilizer rates decreased the economic indicators and was not economically feasible.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
further increase in fertilizer ratese6
Outcome
these indicatorse6
Direction
decreasee6
Qualifier
not economically feasiblee6

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“A further increase in fertilizer rates led to a decrease in these indicators and in this case it was not economically feasible”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The lowest energy consumption, 28952 MJ, was in the experiment without fertilizer application.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
without fertilizer applicatione7
Outcome
energy consumptione7
Direction
loweste7
Value
28952 MJe7

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“The lowest energy consumption was in the experiment without fertilizer application (28952 MJ), while the energy efficiency ratio was 4.99”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The energy efficiency ratio was 4.99 in the experiment without fertilizer application.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
without fertilizer applicatione7
Outcome
energy efficiency ratioe7
Value
4.99e7

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“The lowest energy consumption was in the experiment without fertilizer application (28952 MJ), while the energy efficiency ratio was 4.99”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The highest energy consumption, 56095 MJ, was with mineral fertilizer N90P75K120 plus nitrogen feed.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
use of mineral fertilizers in the amount of N90P75K120 and nitrogen feed (30 kg / ha)e0
Outcome
energy consumptione0
Direction
higheste0
Value
56095 MJe0

Not reportedComparator

Verbatim

t0

“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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e0

“the highest energy consumption was characterized by the use of mineral fertilizers in the amount of N90P75K120 and nitrogen feed (30 kg / ha) - 56095 MJ, with an energy efficiency ratio of 2.96”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The energy efficiency ratio was 2.96 with mineral fertilizer N90P75K120 plus nitrogen feed.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
use of mineral fertilizers in the amount of N90P75K120 and nitrogen feed (30 kg / ha)e0
Outcome
energy efficiency ratioe0
Value
2.96e0

Not reportedComparatorDirection

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t0

“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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e0

“the highest energy consumption was characterized by the use of mineral fertilizers in the amount of N90P75K120 and nitrogen feed (30 kg / ha) - 56095 MJ, with an energy efficiency ratio of 2.96”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

A further increase in fertilizer rates decreased the energy output with the harvest.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Treatment
further increase in fertilizer ratese1
Outcome
energy output with the harveste1
Direction
decreasede1

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“With further increase in fertilizer rates, the energy output with the harvest decreased”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

Claim · model-written summary

Hybrid Yura is recommended to be grown with mineral fertilizer at N90P75K120 kg/ha under the given growing conditions.

Taxon
spring rapeseedt0
Material
Hybrid Yurae0
Treatment
mineral fertilizers at the rate of N90P75K120 kg / hae0
Outcome
recommended to grow according to the technologye0
Qualifier
under the given growing conditionse1

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“spring rapeseed crop growing of hybrid Yura”

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“Hybrid Yura is recommended to grow according to the technology, which provides for the introduction of mineral fertilizers at the rate of N90P75K120 kg / ha d. P.”

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“under the given growing conditions”

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