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Effect of mowing numbers and planting distance on green forage yield and some agronomic and quality characters for three barly varieties

    Salsm T. asal Saied E. faiyth

ANBAR JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 2014, Volume 12, Issue 2, Pages 295-308

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A Field experiment was carried out in one of the farmers field in AL-Soraa area in the east of Ramadi city , AL- Anbar during the winter season (2012-2013 ). To study the effects of row spacing, number of cutting on Green forage yield , dry yield and some quality characteristics of Green forage yield for three cultivars of barley. The achievement of the experiment , a split-split-plot in Randomized complete block design (R.C.B.D) with three replications was used . The rows spacing (10,15) cm between the rows were taken as main plots , while cultivars (Samir, bohuth 244, bohuth265) were taken as the sub-plots . and clipping (cut once, cut twice and three time) were taken as the sub-sub plots . The important results were as the following. Row spacing 10cm was superior significantly in green forage yield , dry matter , fibers percentage (18.87 ton , 5.39 ton , 24.99%) respectively. Smire cultivar was superior significantly in plant height 1cm green forage yield dry forage yield . protein percentage yield (61.62 cm, 20.21 ton , 5.746 ton, 15.317%) respectively. Result show that interaction between cultivar samire and the treatment three time cutting give asignificant increasing in all studding characteristics without protein percentage , green forage yield .There was significant interaction between 10 cm row spacing and three time cutting in green forage yield , dry matter yield , crude protein percentage , crude fiber percentage . And their values were (29.15% , 30.24 ton/ha , 8.860 ton/ha , 15.944% , 25.27% ) respectively . There was a significant interaction between 10 cm row spacing for samire cultivar with three time cutting on green forage yield , dry forage yield and its give (35.05 ton/ha , 10.39 ton/ha ) respectively
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(2014). Effect of mowing numbers and planting distance on green forage yield and some agronomic and quality characters for three barly varieties. ANBAR JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 12(2), 295-308.
Salsm T. asal; Saied E. faiyth. "Effect of mowing numbers and planting distance on green forage yield and some agronomic and quality characters for three barly varieties". ANBAR JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 12, 2, 2014, 295-308.
(2014). 'Effect of mowing numbers and planting distance on green forage yield and some agronomic and quality characters for three barly varieties', ANBAR JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 12(2), pp. 295-308.
Effect of mowing numbers and planting distance on green forage yield and some agronomic and quality characters for three barly varieties. ANBAR JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 2014; 12(2): 295-308.
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