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11th IFOAM
Scientific Conference
11-15 August 1996
Copenhagen, Denmark


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Naked Oats Quality in Ecological Agriculture E6

Moudr, Jan1, Sterba, Zdenek2

1) Department of Plant Production, Faculty of Agriculture, University of South Boheia, 370 05 Ceske Budejovice; 2) Department of Plant Production, Faculty of Agriculture, University of South Bohemia, 370 05 Ceske Budejovice

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Naked oats can represent a partial substitute for traditional cereals, the acreage of which tends to decrease due to excess production or lower efficiency under ecological agriculture. The significance of cereal products has been growing and the range of use of products made of naked oats in this country, as well as the export potential, have increased. The naked oats varieties of Czech origin are of world top standard in terms of yield, health conditions and grain quality, (low hull content, high protein values).

This contribution evaluates standardized and further significant quality parameters of naked oats, (volume weight, size classification, TGW, black grain content, huskiness) as well as the chemical composition of naked oats grains (nitrogen substances, aminoacids, fat, higher fatty acids, roughage, minerals).
Naked oats are very suitable crops for ecological systems farming, because this crop uses the natural conditions of the environment very well. Naked oats aren't exacting. It's also resistant to diseases and have the ability to compete with weeds.

Welch, W. R. (1995): The Oat Crop. Production and utilization. led. - London. Chapmann and Hall.

Moudr, J. (1995): Quality and Market of Naked Oat. In: Proceedings Quality of grains - contemporary evaluating. Institute of Plant Production Praha - Ruzyne, p. 1-12.

Moudr, J. (1995): Naked oats quality under marginal growing conditions. In: Procceedings of the International Scientific Conference to the 35th anniversary of Faculty foundation, vol. VI., 203-212.