Agrobiological study of advanced winter common wheat varieties in the Pazardzhik region of southern Bulgaria
Keywords:
agrobiological testing; common winter wheat; varieties; yieldAbstract
During the period 2017-2019 was conducted an agrobiological study at the Agricultural Irrigation Testing Station in Pazardzhik for the suitability of modern varieties of common winter wheat to the Pazardzhik region of southern Bulgaria. The elements of productivity and yield of twelve Bulgarian varieties - Sadovo1, Bul Pobeda, Murgavets, Boryana, Sadovo 772, Geya, Tsarevets, IPGR Fermer, Gizda, Nikolai, Nikibo and Ginra were determined for the weather conditions of the area. The results show that average for the three-year test period, the highest yields were obtained by the varieties Nikolai, Murgavets and Ginra by 6280, 6210 and 6180 kg/ha, respectively 6070 kg/ha from Standart Sadovo 1.
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