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9. Полевые культуры на Северо-Востоке Европейской части России /

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USE OF OATS FOR FODDER PURPOSES

G. A. Batalova, N. R. Andreev, I. G. Loskutov

Russia is the leading manufacturer o f oats grain in the world

5.27

million tons in 2014;

but its productivity is low. It varies on the average on the country from 1.82 t/ha (2011) to

1.41 t/ha (2012). In 2014 it has been received 1.71 t/ha. One o f reserves o f growth in oats

productivity is replacement ofnon-pure varietal crops by pure-varietal one. According to

State Organization «Rosselkhozcenter» the share o f pure-varietal seeds o f oats in 2014

was about 76 % o f total; and 24 % have made by seeds o f non-varietal oats. Covered oats

is most extended but agricultural commodity producers show the increasing interest to

naked oats as valuable fodder and food crop. For 2015 five varieties o f wintering oats,

114 varieties o f spring oats including 11 varieties o f naked oats are included in the State

Registry of the Russian Federation. Oats cultivation allows to provide animal industries

with enough amounts o f concentrated, juicy and rough forages. Cultivation o f naked

varieties allows to use oats for feeding o f birds, pigs, young cattle, and sheep. Naked oats

exceed covered varieties by content o f crude protein (14.3...19.5 % in grain o f naked

varieties and 12.4... 16 % in grain o f covered varieties or accordingly 174 and 116 g/kg o f

a crude protein) and fa t (accordingly 7.0...8.8 and 4.5...5.8), considerably exceeds

covered oats on content o f nitrogen-free extractable matter (NEM). The cellulose content

in grain o f naked oats (3.97 %) and its ash content (2.5 %) is much less than in covered

oats (10.43 % and 3.12 % accordingly). In comparison with other grain cereals oats grain

has protein the most balanced on amino acid complex, contains 2...3 times more fats

(3...11 %). Great value has oats cultivation on green forage. It is considered one o f the

best components in the mixed crops with peas, vetch, and peavine. Oats is used for

receiving o f hydroponic green forage which can be applied as the bio-stimulating additive

in diets o f animals in any environmental conditions. In the Northeast Agricultural

Research Institute perspective varieties having grain productivity o f 6.6...7.5 t/ha,

gathering o f a dry matter o f 8.1... 9.9 t/ha, the content o f a crude protein o f 9.9.. .11.18 %,

fa t o f 2.1...2.66 % are selected. Varieties o f covered oats Medved', Sapsan and Avatar

suitable fo r obtaining o f qualitative grain forage and fodder mass, for use in processing

are passed State Test.

Keywords:

covered oats, naked oats, variety, protein, grain quality, green mass, fat, fatty

acid structure, starch.

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