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The problem of nutrition of the world’s population has become even more acute and complex, due to the increase in the population. In solving this problem, a special role belongs to cereals and winter durum wheat in particular. The soil and climate conditions of the Crimea are quite favourable for growing this crop. The purpose of the research is to study the mutual influence of fertilizing with nitrogen fertilizers in the form of ammonium nitrate and complex organomineral fertilizers on the yield and quality of durum wheat. Field experiments were conducted in 2016-2018 in the Foothill-steppe zone of Crimea. It was found that the highest yield of winter durum wheat (52.3 C / ha) with a gluten content of 28.70% and protein of 15.56% is formed when n 60+60 is applied. The most effective complex organomineral fertilizers are Aminokat, Microkart, Atlante, foliar treatment of which contributes to the production of grain yield of 38.65-39.85 C / ha with high-quality indicators: gluten content-22.85-25.12%, protein content-12.52-13.20%.

Influence of feeding by nitrogen mineral and integrated organomineral fertilizers on the yield and quality of hard wheat