Published in Scientific Papers. Series A. Agronomy, Vol. LXVI, Issue 1
Written by Daniela OPREA, Luxița RÎȘNOVEANU, Alin Ionel GHIORGHE, Maria JOIȚA-PĂCUREANU, Gabriel-Florin ANTON, Denisa PĂUN-CIOBOTARU
Supplying the necessary food to the global population is threatened by how pollution affects food quality. Pollution manifests itself through the defective management of natural resources and the instability of environmental factors. These variations in temperatures and rainfall become problematic with each passing year. The worrisome predictions of climate change and particularly its repercussions on agriculture and the survival of mankind challenge researchers to constantly look for solutions regarding crop technology and the type of cultivated plants so that the impact on the environment is minimum while obtaining rich and qualitative harvests. This paper aims to observe and analyze the adaptability of straw cereal species to the types of tillage that characterize the dry-farming work system under different conditions of abiotic stress recorded between 2019-2022. The triticale crop showed positive yield increases compared to the control tillage in all specific conservation agriculture tillages during the three-year study, while the rye crop showed instability regarding yields.
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