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Table 1 – Chemical composition of the studied herbage mixtures in 2017-2018 versus the sowing time,%
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- Table 2 – Average biennium yield of green and dry matter in the years of herbage mixtures, kg/ha (2017-2018)
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Table 1 – Chemical composition of the studied herbage mixtures in 2017-2018 versus the sowing time,%
This is due to the fact that there was more herbage mixtures in the control variant than in other variants due to the presence of an oilseed crop - rapeseed [10, 11]. Compared to the average biannual values, the dry weight of African millet in the herbage mixture, which formed the highest yield of green mass in the course of stemming, flowering and ear formation of cereals, amounted to 122.0 c/ha, and dry fodder - 22.8%. During themowing period, the average yield of rapeseed was 87.6 c/ha. Among the options, the highest yield of green mass was made up of herbage mixtures with the sowing of African millet. That is, the yield of African millet was 34.4 c/ha higher than that of the control variant of the herbage mixture (table 2). Table 2 – Average biennium yield of green and dry matter in the years of herbage mixtures, kg/ha (2017-2018)
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