Investigation of Second Crop No-Tilled Soybean Crop Performance in Kiziltepe Conditions of Turkey

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 13 - 19, 15.06.2019

Şerif Kahraman , Uğur Sevilmiş Halil Karahan

Abstract

Southeastern Anatolia is a region where agricultural
production is widespread under the second crop conditions.This region is one of
Turkey's most important potential areas for increasing the very low soybean
production amount.In this region, no-till soybean cultivation will provide a
longer vegetation time by early sowing which will increase the yield of this
species to high levels to compete with maize.This study was carried out to
investigate the performance of no-tilled, second crop soybean performance under
Kızıltepe conditions which is an important agricultural production zone of
South East Anatolia.

In this experiment; Atakisi, Cinsoy, Umut-2002,
Yemsoy, Arisoy, May-5312, SA-88, Blaze and Nova (Glycine max L.) varieties; ETA1, ETA4, ETA5, ETA6 and ETA7 lines  were used as research materials. The experiments
were conducted the field of a farmer in Kızıltepesubprovince (South East
Anatolia of Turkey) with randomized complete block design with three replicate
in 2014 year. Variety of Cinsoy produced highest yield of 3091 kg/ha. followed
by varieties Atakisi and Arisoy with 2810 kg/ha. Oil content ranged between
18.5% to 23.3% and protein content was between 36.4% to 38.8%. Plant height
ranged between 72.3 cm
to 138.0 cm;
branch number per plant ranged between 3.1 to 4.7;  pods number per plant were between 43.1 to
55.3; grain number per pod  were between
2.7 to 3.1 andthousand seed weight ranged between 119.5 to 153.5 g.

Keywords

Soybean, second crop, no-till, drip irrigation

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