Impact of Foliar Organic Fertilizing on the Quality of Fodder from Natural Meadow and Pasture Grass Stand
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Foliar fertilizing of meadow grass stand of type Chrusopogon gryllus L. type and pasture grass stand of Nardus stricta L. type with humate fertilizer, such as Biostim (400 ml/da) increases the crude protein content in dry matter by 34.2% and 31.3%, respectively.
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