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<strong>AGRONOMIJAS</strong> VĒSTIS (Latvian Journal of Agronomy), No.10, LLU, 2008horizonta biezums, organiskās vielas saturs, penetrometriskā pretestība augsnes slāĦos līdz 50 cmdziĜumam, augsnes mitrums aramkārtā un zem tās. Augsnes pretestības atšėirībās konstatētabūtiska novērojumu izpildes laika un augsnes mitruma ietekme. Slēdziens par atšėirīgu augsnesirdināšanas dziĜuma izvēli jāizdara augsnes pretestību vērtējot saistībā ar augsnes A horizontabiezumu un irdināšanai paredzēto tehnoloăiju. Atšėirīga augsnes penetrometriskā pretestībaaugsnes zem aramkārtā vairāk ietekmē ražu par augsnes pretestību tās virskārtā. Augsnespretestības samazināšanas pasākumi jāplāno, ja augsnes pretestība zem aramkārtā 30 līdz 50 cmdziĜumā ir robežās 600 - 700 kPa cm -2 .Konstatēts, ka augsnes pirmssējas un arī pamat apstrādes dziĜuma diferencei piemērotas irAp horizonta biezuma kartogrammas, kuru lietojums Ĝauj vietspecifiski samazināt pamat apstrādesdziĜumu, ja Ap horizonta biezums ir lielāks par 36 cm. Eksperimenta platībā tas sastāda 60.1 % nokopplatības (5.attēls). Izmēăinājumos konstatēts, ka GPS punktos ar palielinātu Ap horizontabiezumu ir arī paaugstināts organiskās vielas saturs, kas kopumā mazina arī augsnes pirmssējas unpamat apstrādes minimalizācijas lietojuma risku attiecībā uz ziemas kviešu ražām.GPS punktos ar organiskās vielas saturu virs 2 % Ap horizonta vidējais biezums 33.4 cmbija būtiski mazāks (P
<strong>AGRONOMIJAS</strong> VĒSTIS (Latvian Journal of Agronomy), No.10, LLU, 2008be planned when the penetrometric resistance of soil in its deeper layers to the depth of 30 to 50 cmis within the range of 600 - 700 kPa cm -2 .It was established that the main factor which differentiates the yields of winter wheat,starting from the autumn of the sowing year and also spring, was soil moisture. The GIScartograms allow site specific reduction of the depth of the basic tillage when the thickness of thehorizon Ap is greater than 36 cm. On the parts of the area with an increased organic matter contentover 2 % and also when the thickness of horizon Ap is more than 40 cm the soil presowing tillageor simultaneous sowing and rolling down should be used. The local GIS map allows a conclusionthat the total amount of the deep soil loosening in the Kurpnieki massif can be reduced by 48 % ofthe entire area.Key wordsGPS, GIS, precision field management, soil tillage, winter wheat, soil characteristicsIntroductionDuring recent years the elements of precision agriculture are appearing on Latvian farms, esfor instance, the equipment of grain harvesters for the formation of the yield charts. The next stage:the application of the yield chart is connected with the investigation into soil properties (Vilde,LapiĦš et al. 2005). It means that the farms should form their own local geographic informationsystem. The research material of the soil properties is used as a basis for the introduction ofdifferentiated, GIS-based resources-saving soil tillage. Already in the previous years research wasconducted in Latvia into the possibilities to optimise the measures of soil tillage by using the GPS(Lapins, Vilde, Berzins, et. al. 2006). The aim of the analysis of the research results is to systemisethe obtained data material and to recommend the difference criteria of soil tillage using the localgeographic information systems on the farms.Materials and MethodsField trials were carried out at the Vecauce Research and Training Farm of the LatviaUniversity of Agriculture during the years from 2005 to 2006. The weather conditions in both theyears were different: the year 2005 was characterised by lowered mean air temperatures but theyear 2006 – by a pronounced low rainfall and subsequent moisture deficit in the soil (Figures 1 and2). During the production trials on the Tarso winter wheat variety at 47 stationary observationpoints of the Kurpnieki massif the differentiation possibilities of soil tillage were clarified inrelation to the characteristics of soil properties. The same wheat growing agrotechnology was usedon the entire massif, the principle of the single difference being applied at the GPS points.Positioner Germin iQ 3600 was used to determine the point coordinates. The yield capacity wasdetermined by means of the yield maps developed by using the Claas Lexion 420 GPS and theAGROCOM Software. The factors affecting the yield which were studied were: the thickness ofhorizon Ap of soil; the organic matter content (which was determined in a certified agrochemicalsoil laboratory); the penetrometric resistance of soil in the layers to the depth of 50 cm beingdetermined before the sowing of wheat (at the stage of one or two leaves in autumn, at the end ofthe clostering stage in spring by means of the Eijkelkamp Agrisearch Equipment) soil moisture inthe arable layer and under it, alongside with the penetrometric resistance of soil determined bymeans of the same Eijkelkamp Agrisearch Equipment.53
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