The development of the state strategy for biofuel production from agrobiomass in Ukraine

Pryshliak, Natalia; Pronko, Lyudmila; Mazur, Kateryna; Palamarenko, Y.

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“…It has been noted that the selection of potential candidate crops that possess the MSCC criterion complex should be based on the study of their terms of use and response to soil and climatic resources without compromising the structure of agricultural production in the territories (Pryshliak et al, 2022;Tokarchuk et al, 2023). Considering the above arguments, the purpose of the ten-year research cycle was to find out the bioproductive potential of oilseed radish (Raphanus sativus L. var.…”

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Evaluation of Ecological Adaptability of Oilseed Radish (Raphanus sativus L. var. oleiformis Pers.) Biopotential Realization in the System of Criteria for Multi-Service Cover Crop

Tsytsiura

2024

J. Ecol. Eng.

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The article presents the results of a ten-year cycle of studying oilseed radish in the variant of two sowing dates. The technological regulations of the applied sowing options correspond to the classical scheme of spring sowing period and intermediate (post-harvest, post-mowing varieties) in the summer sowing period. The research evaluated the first block of indicators of the multi-service cover crop (MSCC) criteria system. The assessment of the first component of the MSCC system included indicators of the formed aboveground and underground plant biomass with details on such components as the dynamics of mass growth and soil coverage, the structure of the aboveground mass by the proportion of leaves, stems and generative part, complex morphometry by the vitality index, plant survival and root system productivity for both sowing dates. Significant levels of ecological adaptability of oilseed radish with the possibility of forming levels of total bioproductivity in the range of 4-7 t•ha -1 of dry matter at a wide range of average daily temperatures (14-22 °C) and precipitation of 29-290 mm were established. It was determined that at high rates of growth processes with the level of achievement of the 'ground cover' indicator at 70% on 45-50 days after sowing, high plant survival at the level of 70-80% during intermediate summer use, the formation of an optimized structure with a leafiness at the level of 30-49% at the milestone date of use, with an achievable root system productivity coefficient of 4.7 (in dry matter) and the formation of total plant biomass at the level of 2.0-4.0 t•ha -1 of dry matter even under conditions of I DM < 10 and K h < 0.5, oilseed radish should be classified as a crop that fully corresponds the criteria of the first general productive block of the MSCC system.

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Evaluation of Ecological Adaptability of Oilseed Radish (Raphanus sativus L. var. oleiformis Pers.) Biopotential Realization in the System of Criteria for Multi-Service Cover Crop

Tsytsiura

2024

J. Ecol. Eng.

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“…It is insufficient to judge the effectiveness of any of the elements of a complex of agricultural measures only by the level of productivity, since the costs of obtaining it should also be taken into account. That is, it is necessary to improve agrotechnical elements, but also determine the payback of these measures and their economic efficiency for crop cultivation (Hnatiuk et al, 2019;Honcharuk et al, 2022;Pryshliak et al, 2022).…”

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Ecological and Economic Aspects of the Formation of Highly Productive Soybean Crops

Mazur,

Alieksieieva,

Mazur

et al. 2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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For the successful development of the agricultural sector, one of the main tasks during the cultivation of agricultural crops is the rational use of land resources and obtaining the highest possible quality of products with low labor costs. The practical value of the scientific article lies in the improvement of the elements of the technology of growing soybean varieties that differ in groups of maturity. The development of ecological and economic technological parameters made it possible to ensure the seed yield, depending on the maturity groups of high-tech varieties, up to 2.91 t/ha with high production profitability. The object of researchinvolved the processes of growth, development and formation of the soybean seed crop, as well as its quality depending on the developed technological parameters. The subject of research comprised soybean varieties, pre-sowing treatment of seeds with a bacterial preparation and a growth regulator. It was determined that soybean belongs to the high-protein strategic agricultural crop of Ukraine and the world. Providing the population with protein food is a global problem, because the increase in population significantly exceeds the production of protein products. Soy, which is characterized by a rare chemical composition, plays an important role in solving this problem -its seeds contain 38-42% protein, 18-32% fat, 25-30% carbohydrates, enzymes, vitamins, minerals, many essential amino acids with a significant degree of solubility and nutrition. This feature has a positive effect on the environment and allows obtaining ecologically clean products. The cultivation of soybeans is of great agrotechnical importance, as it is a good precursor for the cultivation of the vast majority of agricultural crops. However, the determining factor for obtaining a high yield of soybeans is the variety. On the basis of the research results, their economic analysis and with the aim of growing high soybean yields at the level of 2.91 t/ha, the agro-forming of the right-bank forest-steppe of Ukraine recommended sowing the intensive soybean variety Sandra -carrying out pre-sowing treatment of soybean seeds with the bacterial preparation Rizotorphin in combination with the growth regulator Vermyst. Therefore, the scientific work is devoted to researching the yield and nutritional value of soybeans of different varieties depending on the inoculation of seeds with bacterial preparations and treatment with growth regulators, which is relevant as well as of scientific and practical interest in the field of ecologically oriented growing technologies.

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“…The war has an impact not only Ukraine but many other countries globally (through disrupted food supply chains etc.) (Pryshliak et al 2023).…”

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The winter package of the EU: possibilities for Ukraine’s households

Trypolska,

Pysmenna,

Sotnyk

et al. 2023

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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This article studies the implications of the Fourth Energy Package and relevant EU Directives for households and explores their potential benefits in Ukraine. Understanding the effects of energy policies on the residential sector is crucial for promoting sustainability amidst global energy and climate challenges. Methods of descriptive legal studies and investment analysis are used to examine the primary EU legislation on renewable energy communities and citizens' groups, focusing on their applicability to homes and renewable energy cooperatives. The analysis of Ukraine's experiences with the adoption of green power and incentives have revealed challenges for small solar home installations operating without the feed-in tariff. Introducing net-billing makes projects unfeasible without such a tariff, and even selling electricity through aggregators on the intraday market does not help. Consequently, the payback period for small installations with batteries becomes unreasonably long (exceeding twenty-five years), while larger facilities have shorter payback terms (fifteen to seventeen years). These findings highlight the need for careful consideration of household green-power policies. Implementing the Fourth Energy Package in Ukraine requires measures to address the financial feasibility of small solar installations, particularly those lacking feed-in tariff support. Expanding legislative provisions to include consumers of green power, especially those in multi-apartment buildings, can enhance their participation in the electricity producers' market. Moreover, raising household electricity prices may be necessary to support sustainable energy practices. Overall, this study underscores the importance of evidence-based policymaking for successful power transitions in homes and the broader energy sector.

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The development of the state strategy for biofuel production from agrobiomass in Ukraine

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Evaluation of Ecological Adaptability of Oilseed Radish (<i>Raphanus sativus</i> L. var. <i>oleiformis</i> Pers.) Biopotential Realization in the System of Criteria for Multi-Service Cover Crop

Evaluation of Ecological Adaptability of Oilseed Radish (<i>Raphanus sativus</i> L. var. <i>oleiformis</i> Pers.) Biopotential Realization in the System of Criteria for Multi-Service Cover Crop

Ecological and Economic Aspects of the Formation of Highly Productive Soybean Crops

The winter package of the EU: possibilities for Ukraine’s households

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