Abstract
The effect of crop production factors on the maize yield was studied on a chernozem soil with lime deposits at the Latokep Experimental Farm of the Department of Land use of the Debrecen Agricultural University between 1989 and 1994. A multifactorial long-term experiment made it possible to evaluate the effects and interactions of fertilization and soil cultivation. Soil cultivation can only be considered to be up-to-date and adaptable if it is adjusted both to soil status and to farming conditions. The method, tool and depth of cultivation must be chosen to suit the physical state of the soil. A consideration of the moisture content of the soil reduces damage to the soil structure.
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