The Effects of Various Improvement Methods Applications on Herbage Yield of Natural Pastures

• Main Authors: Ayşe Çalık, Tahir Polat
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Turkish Science and Technology Publishing (TURSTEP) 2019-10-01
• Series: Turkish Journal of Agriculture: Food Science and Technology
• Subjects: breeding dry grass fertilization; yield; seedling
• Online Access: http://www.agrifoodscience.com/index.php/TURJAF/article/view/2900

In this study, which was performed on an over-grazing pasture in Şanlıurfa under the influence of a dry climate, the effects of different breeding methods such as natural(control), fertilization, insemination, fertilization+insemination+insemination+insemination + release on natural pastures were investigated. In order to increase the yield potential of Natural Pastures in the research area, manure, seedling, fertilization+seedling, fertilization+seedling+version methods were applied on both protected and grazing fields. Using the transect method, key plant species in the region were determined. As a result of the research, according to two-year averages, the highest dry grass yield in grazing area was 47.98 kg/da fertilized seedlings and the lowest yield was 21.40 kg/da natural (control) seedlings. According to two-year averages, the highest dry grass yield in the protected area was obtained from 171.29 kg/da manure, and the lowest value was obtained from 82.77 kg/da natural (control) pasture. According to the results of breeding methods applied in the field of research; in addition to protecting pasture areas, a suitable fertilization is required. In addition, it was concluded that the desired result could be achieved by making a regular grazing according to the rules of grazing amanjman.