In the last three decades, N fertilizer consumption has not changed both in western Europe and in the USA, whereas N use efficiency decreased for cereals. In Italy about 6-7 percent of domestic barley production is processed by national malsters; malting crops require a well-tuned nitrogen management due to the trade-off between yield and technological quality of the grains. Results about grain yield and N use of winter-type malting barley crop grown on a superficial soil (Chromi-Skeletic Cambisol; FAO 1998) are presented here.
Nitrogen use in winter-type malting barley
MICELI, Fabiano;
2009-01-01
Abstract
In the last three decades, N fertilizer consumption has not changed both in western Europe and in the USA, whereas N use efficiency decreased for cereals. In Italy about 6-7 percent of domestic barley production is processed by national malsters; malting crops require a well-tuned nitrogen management due to the trade-off between yield and technological quality of the grains. Results about grain yield and N use of winter-type malting barley crop grown on a superficial soil (Chromi-Skeletic Cambisol; FAO 1998) are presented here.File in questo prodotto:
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