Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation
By applying precision nutrition the yield heterogeneity owing to the different features of soil spots can be taken into consideration. The planned and sprayed fertilizer adjusted to the expected yield rendered to soil spots can reduce the negative effects of artificial chemicals on soil and environm...
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| author | Enikő Lencsés Katalin Takácsné György |
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| description | By applying precision nutrition the yield heterogeneity owing to the different features of soil spots can be taken into consideration. The planned and sprayed fertilizer adjusted to the expected yield rendered to soil spots can reduce the negative effects of artificial chemicals on soil and environment. The aim of this paper is to examine how the quantity and the cost of fertilizer (material and operational) will change on spot level on a certain plot during a five-year period, considering crop rotation, too. The following crops are in the rotation: winter wheat, corn and sunflower. Precision nutrition can be used in all the cultures mentioned above. Our earlier (static) model calculations have revealed that the threshold price of precision production was lower by 31% than in conventional technology. So it is necessary to explore for a longer period how the profitability of precision nutrition reacts to the changes in input and yield prices in different crops. The risk receptivity of precision nutrition can be characterized with the help of price sensitive analyses. Effects on profitability of other technological elements are not analysed in this paper. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b6c11c114d554becbf63085f6dc5d0562022-12-21T21:21:20ZengUniversity of DebrecenApstract: Applied Studies in Agribusiness and Commerce1789-221X1789-78742009-09-0133-410.19041/APSTRACT/2009/3-4/13Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotationEnikő Lencsés0Katalin Takácsné György1Szent István University, Faculty of Economics and Social-sciences, Institute of Business and OrganizationSzent István University, Faculty of Economics and Social-sciences, Institute of Business and OrganizationBy applying precision nutrition the yield heterogeneity owing to the different features of soil spots can be taken into consideration. The planned and sprayed fertilizer adjusted to the expected yield rendered to soil spots can reduce the negative effects of artificial chemicals on soil and environment. The aim of this paper is to examine how the quantity and the cost of fertilizer (material and operational) will change on spot level on a certain plot during a five-year period, considering crop rotation, too. The following crops are in the rotation: winter wheat, corn and sunflower. Precision nutrition can be used in all the cultures mentioned above. Our earlier (static) model calculations have revealed that the threshold price of precision production was lower by 31% than in conventional technology. So it is necessary to explore for a longer period how the profitability of precision nutrition reacts to the changes in input and yield prices in different crops. The risk receptivity of precision nutrition can be characterized with the help of price sensitive analyses. Effects on profitability of other technological elements are not analysed in this paper.https://ojs.lib.unideb.hu/apstract/article/view/7513cost of fertilizerlong-term model calculationprice-sensitivity |
| spellingShingle | Enikő Lencsés Katalin Takácsné György Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation Apstract: Applied Studies in Agribusiness and Commerce cost of fertilizer long-term model calculation price-sensitivity |
| title | Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| title_full | Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| title_fullStr | Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| title_short | Changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| title_sort | changes in costs of precision nutrition depending on crop rotation |
| topic | cost of fertilizer long-term model calculation price-sensitivity |
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