Abstract:
The researches have focused on the influence of the mixture of
graminaceae and perennial leguminous plants, as well as on the influence of
fertilization with mineral and organic fertilizers on the forage yield. In 2006,
which was the first vegetation year, at the mixtures Medicago sativa +
Dactylis glomerata, the average forage yield, on all backgrounds decreased
from 4.53 t/ha d.m. at the mixture formed from 70 % Medicago sativa + 30 %
Dactylis glomerata, to 2.81 t/ha d.m (62 %) at the mixture formed from 20 %
Medicago sativa + 80 % Dactylis glomerata.
The forage yield decreased concomitantly with the decrease of
participation percentage of Onobrychis viciifolia species, being of 2.91 t/ha
d.m. at the mixrure formed from 70 % Onobrychis viciifolia + 30 % Bromus
inermis of 1.31 t/ha d.m. (45 %) at the mixture formed from 20 % Onobrychis
viciifolia + 80 % Bromus inermis.
The average yield of the mixtures formed from Onobrychis viciifolia +
Bromus inermis was represented by 55 % from the yield of the mixtures
formed from Medicago sativa + Dactylis glomerata. The fertilization had a
positive influence on the forage yield at the mixtures with Medicago sativa +
Dactylis glomerata as weel as at the mixtures with Onobrychis viciifolia +
Bromus inermis. At the mixture formed from 70 % Medicago sativa + 30 %
Dactylis glomerata the yield was about 3.46 t/ha d.m. at the variant without
fertilization, 5.38 t/ha d.m. (155 %) at fertiliyation with N200P100, 4.76 t/ha
d.m. (138 %) at the variant with 5 t/ha vinassa and 4.52 t/ha d.m. (131 %)
when 30 t manure/ha were applied.
At the mixtures composed of Onobrychis viciifolia + Bromus inermis
the yields were smaller on all the backgrounds as composed with the
mixtures formed from Medicago sativa + Dactylis glomerata.
