avaliação agronômica do cultivo de milho em diferentes níveis de investimento agronomic evaluation of maize crop at different levels of investment

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Abstract
Com o objetivo de avaliar o desempenho agronômico de nove cultivares de milho, sendo cinco destinadas ao cultivo com baixo investimento e quatro cultivares destinadas ao cultivo sob condições de alto investimento, foram conduzidos dois experimentos no ano agrícola 2004/2005, em Lavras, MG. Em um dos experimentos, utilizou-se a densidade de semeadura de 55.000 plantas ha-1 e, no outro, 65.000 plantas ha-1. Em cada experimento, as nove cultivares de milho foram avaliadas em três níveis de adubação: (1) 300 kg ha-1 de 8-28-16 na semeadura, mais 200 kg ha-1 de 30-00-20, em cobertura; (2) 400 kg ha-1 de 8-28-16 na semeadura, mais 300 kg ha-1 de 30-00-20, em cobertura e (3) 500 kg ha-1 de 8-28-16 na semeadura, mais 300 kg ha-1 de 30-00-20 e 150 kg ha-1 de uréia, em cobertura. Os resultados permitiram concluir que a adubação de 500 kg ha-1 de 8-28-16 na semeadura, mais 300 kg ha-1 de 30-00-20 na primeira cobertura e 150 kg ha-1 de uréia na segunda cobertura proporciona aumento significativo na produtividade de grãos e na altura das plantas. O aumento da densidade de semeadura de 55.000 plantas ha-1 para 65.000 plantas ha-1 não influenciou a produtividade de grãos, mas, interferiu na altura de plantas e de espigas e na prolificidade. As cultivares destinadas ao alto investimento apresentam maior prolificidade, maior altura de planta e maior produtividade de grãos do que as cultivares destinadas ao baixo investimento.
With the aim of evaluating the agronomic traits in nine maize cultivars, five being considered for cultivation of low investment and four maize crops considered for high investment, two trials were carried out in the agricultural year 2004/2005, in Lavras, MG. One of the trials was carried out with plant density of 55.000 plants ha-1 and the other, 65.000 plants ha-1. In each trial the nine maize crops were carried out in three fertilizing levels: (1) 300 kg ha-1 of an 8-28-16 formula at the sowing date, with an additional 200 kg ha-1 of a 30-00-20 formula, for covering; (2) 400 kg ha-1 of 8-28-16 at the sowing date, with an additional of 300 kg of 30-00-20, for covering; (3) 500 kg ha-1 of 8-28-16 at the sowing date, with an additional of 300 kg ha-1 of 30-00-20 and 150 kg ha-1 of N, for covering. The results allowed concluding that fertilizing with 500 kg ha-1 of 8-28-16 at the sowing date, with an additional 300 kg ha-1 of 30-00-20 and 150 kg ha-1 of N, for covering, the maize crops showed expressive increase in the productivity of grains and plant height. The increase of plant density from 55.000 plants ha-1 to 65.000 plants ha-1 did not influence the productivity of the grains, but interfered in the plant height, ear length, and prolificacy. The maize crops of high input showed higher prolificacy, higher plant height and higher productivity of grains in relationship to the crops of low investment.
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Authors Renzo Garcia Von Pinho, Antonio Ariel Canedo Rivera, André Hunberto de Brito, Tiago Geraldo de Lima
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Journal information and software technology
Year 2009
DOI
10.1590/S1413-70542009000100005
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1413-70542009000100005
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