Essai de poireaux sur couvert roulé
This trial concerns the cultivation of leeks. It is an attempt to transfer the technique of growing cabbage planted in rolled cover to a leek crop. The aim is to obtain a high biomass that can cover the soil effectively while limiting the spread of weeds. This trial, which was demonstrative due to the lack of suitable equipment, shows the potential of the technique of growing leeks on shredded rather than rolled cover. The development of the three cover crops tested was very satisfactory. Despite late planting in compacted soil, the leeks recovered well and were of good health, even though the yield was very low (unfertilised trial) and they were a little too small to be marketable according to current standards (technical difficulties during planting). Future trials along these lines are therefore desirable, with the appropriate tools, such as the Mulchtec-Planter machine, which can be used to open a furrow in the canopy and soil, put the plant in place and close the furrow.
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- France
- Autorzy
- Sileban
- Cel
- Dissemination
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- Document
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- 1.61 MB
- Utworzono dnia
- 31-12-2022
- Język pochodzenia
- French
- Oficjalna strona projektu
- Innovative Soil Management Practices adapted to Norman vegetable systems based on soil conservation
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