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ONLINE ISSN 2255-923X ISSN 1691-4031 Latvia University of Agriculture Volume 1 Annual 22nd International Scientific Conference Research for Rural Development 2016 Latvia University of Agriculture RESEARCH FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT 2016 Annual 22nd International Scientific Conference Proceedings Volume 1 Jelgava 2016 LATVIA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE ONLINE ISSN 2255-923X RESEARCH FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT 2016 Volume No 1 2016 ISSN 1691-4031 http://www2.llu.lv/research_conf/proceedings.htm ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Ausma Markevica, Mg.sc.paed., Mg.sc.soc., Mg.sc.ing., Research coordinator, Research and Project Development Center, Latvia University of Agriculture Zita Kriaučiūniene, Dr.biomed., Senior Manager of the Research Department, Aleksandras Stulginskis University Nadežda Karpova-Sadigova, Mg.sc.soc., main manager of Studies Center, Latvia University of Agriculture SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Chairperson Professor Zinta Gaile, Dr.agr., Latvia University of Agriculture Members Professor Andra Zvirbule, Dr.oec., Latvia University of Agriculture Professor Irina Arhipova, Dr.sc.ing., Latvia University of Agriculture Associate professor Gerald Assouline, Dr.sc. soc., Director of QAP Decision, Grenoble, France Professor Inga Ciproviča, Dr.sc.ing., Latvia University of Agriculture Professor Signe Bāliņa, Dr.oec., University of Latvia Professor Aivars Kaķītis, Dr.sc.ing., Latvia University of Agriculture Associate professor Antanas Dumbrauskas, Dr.sc.ing., Aleksandras Stulginskis University Associate professor, Senior researcher Āris Jansons, Dr.silv., Latvian State Forest Research Institute “Silava”, Latvia University of Agriculture Associate professor Jan Žukovskis, Dr.oec., Aleksandras Stulginskis University TECHNICAL EDITORS Santa Treija Signe Skujeniece © Latvia University of Agriculture, 2016 The ethic statements of the conference „Research for Rural Development 2016” are based on COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines: http://www2.llu.lv/research_conf/proceedings.htm Approved and indexed:The Proceedings of previous Annual International Scientific Conferences “Research for Rural Development” published by Latvia University of Agriculture since 1994 and has been approved and indexed in to databases: Thomson Reuters Web of Science; SCOPUS, AGRIS; CAB ABSTRACTS; CABI full text; EBSCO Academic Search Complete. Editorial office: Latvia University of Agriculture, Lielā ielā 2, Jelgava, LV-3001, Latvia Phone: + 371 630 05685; e-mail: [email protected] Printed and bound in „Drukātava” Supported by: LATVIA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE ONLINE ISSN 2255-923X RESEARCH FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT 2016 Volume No 1 2016 ISSN 1691-4031 http://www2.llu.lv/research_conf/proceedings.htm FOREWORD The four independent reviewers estimated each paper and recommended 77 articles for publishing at the proceedings consisted of 2 volumes, which started life as presentations at the Annual 22nd International Scientific Conference “Research for Rural Development 2016” held at the Latvia University of Agriculture, in Jelgava, on 18 to 20 May 2016. In the retrospect of four months later, we can count the Conference as a great success. The theme – Research for Rural Development - attracted participation more than 160 researchers with very different backgrounds. There were 125 presentations from different universities of Poland, Turkey, Tajikistan, Lithuania, Croatia, Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Mexico and Latvia. Thank you for your participation! I’m sure that you have learned from the presentations and discussions during the conference and you can use the outcomes in the future. The cross disciplinary proceedings of the Annual 22nd International Scientific Conference “Research for Rural Development 2016” (2 volume since 2010) are intended for academics, students and professionals. The subjects covered by those issues are crop production, animal breeding, agricultural engineering, agrarian and regional economics, food sciences, veterinary medicine, forestry, wood processing, water management, environmental engineering, landscape architecture, information and communication technologies. The papers are grouped according to the sessions in which they have been presented. Finally, I wish to thank Organizing and Scientific Committee and the sponsors for their great support to the conference and proceedings. On behalf of the Organizing Committee of Annual 22nd International Scientific Conference “Research for Rural Development 2016” Ausma Markevica Latvia University of Agriculture Contents Contents AGRICULTURAL Indra Ločmele, Linda Legzdiņa, Zinta Gaile, Arta Kronberga SCIENCES CEREAL VARIETY MIXTURES AND POPULATIONS FOR (CROP SCIENCES, SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE: A REVIEW 7 ANIMAL SCIENCES) Inga Stafecka, Veneranda Stramkale, Dace Grauda ESTIMATION OF YIELD STABILITY FOR FLAX GENETIC RESOURCE USING REGRESSION AND CLUSTER ANALYSIS 15 Dina Popluga, Dzidra Kreišmane, Kaspars Naglis-Liepa, Arnis Lēnerts, Pēteris Rivža FERTILISATION PLANNING AS EFFECTIVE tool FOR BALANCED economic AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS IN CROP FARMING 23 Dzidra Kreišmane, Kaspars Naglis-Liepa, Dina Popluga, Arnis Lēnerts, Pēteris Rivža LIMING EFFECT ON NITROGEN USE EFFICIENCY AND NITROGEN OXIDE EMISSIONS IN CROP FARMING 30 Solvita Zeipiņa, Līga Lepse, Ina Alsiņa THE EFFECT OF AGROECOLOGICAL FACTORS ON YIELD AND FLAVONOIDS CONTENT OF GLOBE ARTICHOKE 37 Lāsma Cielava, Daina Jonkus, Līga Paura EFFECT OF CONFORMATION traitS ON LONGEVITY OF DAIRY COWS IN LATVIA 43 Indra Eihvalde, Daina Kairiša ANALYSIS OF HEIFERS REARING FROM DIFFERENT LACTATION DAIRY COWS Inga50 Muižniece, Daina Kairiša DIFFERENT BEEF BREED CATTLE FATTENING RESULTS ANALYSIS 57 Laine Orbidane, Daina Jonkus COMPARISON OF CONFORMATION TRAIT SCORES OF DAMS AND DAUGHTERS IN LATVIAN WARMBLOOD HORSE BREED 63 Māris Parfianovičs, Daina Kairiša LIVEWEIGHT CHANGE OF RED DEER (CERVUS ELAPHUS L.) 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