Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems
In this study, the four different tillage systems (1 (no-tillage (DE) (no till planter); 2) conservational tillage system (KT) (chisel+ disc harrow+planting); 3) reduced soil tillage system (RT) (rotovator+planting); 4) conventional soil tillage system (GT) (mouldboard plough+ disc harrow+planting...
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author | Ebubekir Altuntaş Osman Nuri Bulut Engin Özgöz |
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description | In this study, the four different tillage systems (1 (no-tillage (DE) (no till planter); 2) conservational tillage
system (KT) (chisel+ disc harrow+planting); 3) reduced soil tillage system (RT) (rotovator+planting); 4)
conventional soil tillage system (GT) (mouldboard plough+ disc harrow+planting)] were compared in
terms of energy use efficiency under dry farming condition for Bezostaja-1 wheat cultivar in Sivas
province. Energy ratio, specific energy, energy productivity, net energy and energy profitability were
taken into consideration as energy parameters. The highest energy input was obtained as fertilizer, seed,
and fuel +oil energies in all tillage systems for wheat farming, respectively. According to results; the
highest and lowest energy values are obtained in AT (4.87) and GT (4.53) systems respectively, while
the highest specific energy value was obtained in the GT (3.25 MJ kg-1) and the lowest specific energy
value was obtained in the AT (3.02) MJ kg-1) system. Soil tillage systems are listed in terms of net energy
value (MJ) as GT> AT> KT> DE from high value to low value depending on net energy. In Sivas
province, no-till, reduced tillage and conservational tillage systems could be used instead of the traditional
tillage method in wheat farming according to the energy ratio, specific energy, energy efficiency and
energy profitability values. |
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spelling | doaj.art-04e4a1b6bc5d4fe4962998acc101a49e2023-02-15T16:22:14ZengOndokuz Mayıs UniversityAnadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi1308-87501308-87692019-02-01341576410.7161/omuanajas.418694Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systemsEbubekir Altuntaş0Osman Nuri Bulut1Engin Özgöz2Gaziosmanpaşa Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Biyosistem Mühendisliği Bölümü, TokatTarım ve Orman Müdürlüğü, Sivas.Gaziosmanpaşa Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Biyosistem Mühendisliği Bölümü, TokatIn this study, the four different tillage systems (1 (no-tillage (DE) (no till planter); 2) conservational tillage system (KT) (chisel+ disc harrow+planting); 3) reduced soil tillage system (RT) (rotovator+planting); 4) conventional soil tillage system (GT) (mouldboard plough+ disc harrow+planting)] were compared in terms of energy use efficiency under dry farming condition for Bezostaja-1 wheat cultivar in Sivas province. Energy ratio, specific energy, energy productivity, net energy and energy profitability were taken into consideration as energy parameters. The highest energy input was obtained as fertilizer, seed, and fuel +oil energies in all tillage systems for wheat farming, respectively. According to results; the highest and lowest energy values are obtained in AT (4.87) and GT (4.53) systems respectively, while the highest specific energy value was obtained in the GT (3.25 MJ kg-1) and the lowest specific energy value was obtained in the AT (3.02) MJ kg-1) system. Soil tillage systems are listed in terms of net energy value (MJ) as GT> AT> KT> DE from high value to low value depending on net energy. In Sivas province, no-till, reduced tillage and conservational tillage systems could be used instead of the traditional tillage method in wheat farming according to the energy ratio, specific energy, energy efficiency and energy profitability values.http://dergipark.gov.tr/omuanajas/issue/43320/418694Conservational tillage systemNo tillEnergy ratioNet energy |
spellingShingle | Ebubekir Altuntaş Osman Nuri Bulut Engin Özgöz Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems Anadolu Tarım Bilimleri Dergisi Conservational tillage system No till Energy ratio Net energy |
title | Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
title_full | Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
title_fullStr | Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
title_full_unstemmed | Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
title_short | Energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
title_sort | energy use efficiency analysis of wheat production with different soil tillage systems |
topic | Conservational tillage system No till Energy ratio Net energy |
url | http://dergipark.gov.tr/omuanajas/issue/43320/418694 |
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