Publication Date
1989
Description
In Vojvodina province there is a certain acreage under hydromorphic, alkaline hydromorphic and alkaline soils which are not suitable for cultivation and growing of row crops. The acreage is roughly about 320000 ha. These soils may be cultivated only a short interval because of their unfavorable physical and aerial-hydrological properties and mechanical texture. If we add that the suitable machinery and implements are expensive, it becomes clear why farmers are unwilling to make use of that land (Zivkovic et al., 1972). The results of several research projects dealing with that problem indicated the establishment of cultivated grasslands as an optimum solution (Mihalic et al., 1980; Miskovic et al., 1980, 1981, 1982). The objective of study was to examine possibilities of establishing cultivated grasslands on different abnormal soils with purpose of ensuring a cheap production of quality forage.
Citation
Miskovic, B; Eric, P; and Stefanovic, L J., "Results of Experimental Production of Forage of Grasslands Established on Abnormal Soils in Vojvodina Province" (2025). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 62.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session13b/62
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Results of Experimental Production of Forage of Grasslands Established on Abnormal Soils in Vojvodina Province
In Vojvodina province there is a certain acreage under hydromorphic, alkaline hydromorphic and alkaline soils which are not suitable for cultivation and growing of row crops. The acreage is roughly about 320000 ha. These soils may be cultivated only a short interval because of their unfavorable physical and aerial-hydrological properties and mechanical texture. If we add that the suitable machinery and implements are expensive, it becomes clear why farmers are unwilling to make use of that land (Zivkovic et al., 1972). The results of several research projects dealing with that problem indicated the establishment of cultivated grasslands as an optimum solution (Mihalic et al., 1980; Miskovic et al., 1980, 1981, 1982). The objective of study was to examine possibilities of establishing cultivated grasslands on different abnormal soils with purpose of ensuring a cheap production of quality forage.
