Agroecological aspects of the use of sugar production waste in spring wheat

In recent years, the soil in Russia has become less fertile because of vegetal activity development. At the same time due to the livestock plight traditional organic fertilizers introduced in the soil are small amounts, whereby the humus reserves decreased significantly. However, the environment is under pressure from the production of large quantities of waste, including sugar-industry wastes, although sugar production wastes might be a good unconventional organic fertilizer. The main purpose of our research is an agroecological implementation assessment of the use of sugar production waste in crops of spring wheat. The use of 10 t / ha of beet pulp in the form №3 gives a harvest increase by an average of 1.2 t / ha to control. The joint application of 5 t / ha of beet pulp and 5 t / ha defecate gives a harvest increase by an average of 2.2 t / ha to control.