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Research on Crops

Evaluating winter grain crops varieties suitable for the Lower Volga region of Russia



DOI: 10.31830/2348-7542.2023.CR-870    | Article Id: CR-870 | Page : 41-46
Citation :- Evaluating winter grain crops varieties suitable for the Lower Volga region of Russia. Res. Crop. 24: 41-46
E. P. SUKHAREVA AND A. V. BELIKINA belikina-a@vfanc.ru
Address : Federal State Budget Scientific Institution, Federal Scientific Centre of Agroecology, Complex Melioration and Protective Afforestation of the Russian Academy of Sciences (FSC of Agroecology RAS) Volgograd, Russia
Submitted Date : 10-10-2022
Accepted Date : 6-02-2023
Online Published:

Abstract

For efficient grain production in arid climate, producers need a choice of winter crop varieties. For this purpose, an ecological test of varieties of winter wheat and winter barley was carried out on experimental fields typical for the climatic conditions of the Lower Volga region of Russia. Plots with experimental crops, with an area of ​​10 m2, were located by the method of successive repetitions in 3-fold repetition. By the ecological test, varieties of winter crops of various originators were sown, according to the predecessor - black fallow, with seeds with a field germination rate of 90-95%, with a seeding rate of 3.5 million pcs. ha, to a depth of 5-6 cm. There were 16 varieties of winter wheat in the test, Don 93 served as the standard variety. Five varieties of winter barley were tested, the standard variety was Volzhsky 1. The obtained results of the yield of varieties were processed by analysis of variance to assess their yield. It has been established that in the technological process of production of grain of winter crops, the value of the variety is significant and has a share of 72.4%, the remaining factors of production account for 27.5%. The leader in terms of winter wheat yield (8.5 t/ha) was the Tarasovskaya variety. The lowest yield in the test was in the Governor of the Don variety 5.7 t/ha. High yield of winter wheat in the variety of local selection Kamyshanka 3 was 8.1 t/ha. The maximum biological yield of 6.4 t/ha was obtained for the winter barley variety Buran, mainly due to the larger number of productive shoots 440 pcs/m2 and the largest grain mass per spike 1.46 g variety Voskhod 4.9 t/ha.

Keywords

Climatic conditions grain production productivity winter barley winter wheat 

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