Published in Scientific Papers. Series A. Agronomy, Vol. LXVII, Issue 1
Written by Ioana Alina HÎNDA, Ștefan Laurenţiu BĂTRÎNA, Lucian BOTOȘ, Simona NIȚĂ, Florin IMBREA
The research was carried out in the Bozovici Depression located in southwest Romania. From which it follows that the area falls under the moderate temperate continental climate. The soil type is semicarbonate eutric alluvial soil. The experiments were bifactorial in which factor A was the preceding plant and factor B was the number of nests/hectare. The choice of the bean (Vicea faba L) used as an intermediate plant is motivated by its ecological flexibility and the amount of green mass it produces. The synthesis of the harvest results obtained in the experimental cycle 2021-2023 for potatoes showed that the highest harvest was obtained in the variant autumn barley + grain of 32,376 kilograms/hectare followed by the variant of autumn wheat + grain of 31,287 kilograms/hectare, and the lowest harvest was obtained in the variant in which the potato followed after grain corn of 26,492 kilograms/hectare. Among the plots tested, the variant with 65,000 nests/hectare stood out.
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