Satellite Symposium 3: Pastoral Systems
Description
In Romania permanent grasslands represent 32 % of the total agricultural area, stretching over 4,872 million hectares, out of which 340,000 ha are located in the forest steppe area, on less productive soils, which explains their inadequate botanical composition and low quality and yields (Vintu, 2003). One of the main measures taken to increase the productivity of grasslands is through fertilisation (Birch, 1999). This paper presents the results obtained during 2000-2004 on the effect of organic fertiliser on degraded grasslands made up of Festuca valesiaca L.
Citation
Vintu, V.; Samuil, C.; Iacob, T.; and Postolache, St., "Increasing the Productive Potential of Permanent Grasslands From the Forest Steppe Area of Romania" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 90.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellitesymposium3/90
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Increasing the Productive Potential of Permanent Grasslands From the Forest Steppe Area of Romania
In Romania permanent grasslands represent 32 % of the total agricultural area, stretching over 4,872 million hectares, out of which 340,000 ha are located in the forest steppe area, on less productive soils, which explains their inadequate botanical composition and low quality and yields (Vintu, 2003). One of the main measures taken to increase the productivity of grasslands is through fertilisation (Birch, 1999). This paper presents the results obtained during 2000-2004 on the effect of organic fertiliser on degraded grasslands made up of Festuca valesiaca L.
