Active growing period
The phase during which air temperatures consistently remain above the threshold required for the rapid growth and physiological development of crops.
Короткие понятные определения агрономических терминов: обработка почвы, посев, питание, защита растений, техника и хранение урожая.
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The phase during which air temperatures consistently remain above the threshold required for the rapid growth and physiological development of crops.
This is the primary chemical or biological component of a pesticide or fertilizer that directly affects the targeted pest, disease, or plant growth.
Active soil reaction is the measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the soil solution, determined by the concentration of hydrogen ions.
The sum of daily average air temperatures above the biological minimum required for the growth and development of a specific crop.
The forced circulation of air through a bulk of agricultural crops to control temperature and moisture levels for safe storage.
The inherent ability of a crop variety to maintain productivity and growth despite fluctuating environmental conditions and biotic or abiotic stresses.
A substance added to a pesticide spray mixture to improve the performance, physical properties, or biological activity of the active ingredient.
A substance added to a pesticide or fertilizer formulation to improve its performance, adhesion to plant surfaces, and absorption efficiency.
The fraction of soil volume that is filled with air instead of water, facilitating oxygen diffusion to plant roots and soil organisms.
Aggregate composition is the quantitative distribution of soil clumps (aggregates) of various sizes within the arable layer of the soil.
This is a technology for remote monitoring and real-time data collection from agricultural machinery to track their performance, location, and technical conditi...
A GPS-based guidance system for agricultural machinery designed to ensure precise field operations with minimal overlap and skipped areas.
A comprehensive laboratory examination of soil samples to determine the concentration of nutrients, pH levels, and other vital fertility indicators.
This refers to the set of natural conditions of an area, such as heat, light, and moisture, that determine the potential and efficiency of cultivating agricultu...
This is the classification of regions into zones with similar climatic conditions to optimize the selection and management of agricultural crops.
This is a scientific prediction of weather conditions that directly impact crop growth, soil moisture levels, and the timing of essential farming operations.
A system of regular observations of weather conditions and their impact on crops to facilitate informed agricultural decision-making.
These are the physical characteristics of soil that determine its capacity to store water, provide aeration, and support root development for optimal plant grow...
Agroscouting is the systematic inspection of crops to promptly identify pests, diseases, weeds, and assess the growth status of cultivated plants.
It is a set of agricultural practices designed to create an environment that suppresses the development of pests, diseases, and weeds.
A spray nozzle type that utilizes the Venturi effect to draw air into the nozzle, creating larger, air-filled droplets that are highly resistant to wind drift.
The biological process by which microorganisms decompose organic nitrogen compounds into ammonia, making nitrogen available for plant uptake.
Ammonium nitrate is a highly effective nitrogen mineral fertilizer in granular form containing nitrogen in both ammonium and nitrate forms.
It is a biological phenomenon where the main central stem of a plant grows more strongly than other side stems due to the inhibitory effect of auxins.
The specific amount of a pesticide or fertilizer applied per unit area or volume to achieve the desired agricultural effect.
The volume of spray solution applied to one hectare of land during crop protection or fertilization operations.
A representative plant or group of plants selected in a field to perform an expert assessment of the varietal and seed quality of a crop.
A metric indicating the degree of varietal purity of a crop field, determined during official field inspection to ensure adherence to seed quality standards.
A period characterized by high temperatures and low air humidity, leading to excessive transpiration in plants and potential wilting despite available soil mois...
A precision farming technology that enables agricultural machinery to automatically execute turns at the field's edge based on predefined patterns.
A guidance system that automatically steers agricultural machinery to follow a precise path, significantly reducing overlap and operator fatigue.
These are the portions of soil nutrients that are readily soluble in the soil solution and can be easily absorbed by plant roots during the growing season.
The portion of soil moisture that can be readily absorbed by plant roots, held between field capacity and the permanent wilting point.
This is the amount of water in the soil that can be absorbed by plant roots, calculated as the difference between the soil moisture at field capacity and the pe...