Spring Wheat Cultivar Performance in Ecological and Conventional Cropping Systems
R.T. Poutala, J. Korva, Eero Varis
Abstract
R.T. Poutala, J. Korva, Eero Varis
Abstract
Performance of nine Scandinavian spring wheat cultivars (released 1949-1989) was evaluated in "ecoloPical" (orpanic) and "conventional" cropping systems in 1989 a d l991.'yields in the ecological cropping system ranged from 44; to 53; of - - - - hose in the convektional cropping system.-In the present study the modem high-yielding cultivars had the best performance both in the ecological and in the conventional cropping system. Compared to the old cultivars, yield advantage in the conventional cropping system was 12% and in the ecological cropping system 6%. Field variation in the ecological cropping system masked most of the genetic variation between the cultivars.
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Performance of nine Scandinavian spring wheat cultivars (released 1949-1989) was evaluated in "ecoloPical" (orpanic) and "conventional" cropping systems in 1989 a d l991.'yields in the ecological cropping system ranged from 44; to 53; of - - - - hose in the convektional cropping system.-In the present study the modem high-yielding cultivars had the best performance both in the ecological and in the conventional cropping system. Compared to the old cultivars, yield advantage in the conventional cropping system was 12% and in the ecological cropping system 6%. Field variation in the ecological cropping system masked most of the genetic variation between the cultivars.
Key concepts: Cropping, Cultivar, Agronomy, Cropping system, Multiple cropping, Spring (device), Biology, Environmental science