Rezultati ispitivanja mašina za obradu zemljišta i setvu heljde i raži

Abstract

The paper presents an analysis and comparison of the results of exploitation testing the different machines for soil tillage under conventional and reduced tillage, as well as evaluating the quality of the two types of sowing in the production of buckwheat and winter rye, in the conditions of northern Kosovo and Metohia. The previous crop was mercantile maize. The aim of this study was to determine the effects of the aggregate labor indicators for tillage and seeding, in the production of winter rye and buckwheat, and the results will enable proper selection of appropriate technological and technical systems and pointing out the advantages and disadvantages of the applied systems for tillage and seeding. In a variant of conventional tillage in relation to reduced tillage fuel consumption was higher by 27.41 up to 27.73%, while the yields of buckwheat was lower by 22.02%, and winter rye up to 20.18%. Measured values of longitudinal and lateral distances, and depths of buckwheat and rye seeds, are numerically processed using inverse distance interpolation method. Consequently, an appropriate contour maps that present distributions of relative frequencies with respect to longitudinal and lateral seeding distances, as well as seeding depths, are drawn. These maps clearly illustrate accuracy quality of work and operational stability of two analyzed seeding machines having quire different designs of seeding apparatus, in the working conditions of buckwheat and rye seeding.