Technical and cultivation technology research and development of precision crop cultivation on the subject of corn planting

Abstract

This publication describes a study that measured how much uneven corn emergence. This publication provides some management recommendations for what to do planting process. My research takes this approach as a basis when examining the different tillage systems and their impact on the environment. In this context, conventional and a variety of no-tillage systems are examined in this paper. As a next step, it is examined how the environmental conditions created by the different tillage systems influence the emergence of maize hybrids. The analyses are carried out in a multi-factorial, long-term tillage field experiment. The same batch of the same hybrid seed was sown in several crop years, and the effects of environmental conditions on the emergence process were examined. Environmental effects and emergence-related uptake were measured in the examined plots. The first emergence time measurements of the sown crop in the plots of each treatment were compared and relationships between these factors were investigated.