A Coprological Study on Gastro-Intestinal Parasite Community in Water Buffaloes From a Romanian Farm

December 31, 2020AgroLife Scientific JournalOpen Access

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This research aims to evaluate how different cultivation technologies affect sunflower yield and chlorophyll content in water buffalo farming.
Conducted on a Romanian farm with water buffaloes.
Utilized two sunflower hybrids: PR64F66 and Tunca, across organic and intensive cultivation technologies.
Measured indexes like chlorophyll content and yield over a growing season.
Organic cultivation led to higher yield for PR64F66 (2.42 t/ha) and Tunca (2.41 t/ha).
Maximum chlorophyll content observed was 9.71 mg per 1 g of dry weight in organic conditions.
The biological productivity reached up to 90.9% with organic methods.

Examines effects of cultivation methods on sunflower yields and chlorophyll in water buffaloes, suggesting organic methods enhance productivity.

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