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Measurement and evaluation of exploitation and qualitative indicators of ploughing on the specific land
EIBL, Jiří
This diploma thesis focuses on the history of plough production, on the description and using the plough for basic typical soil tillage. Mechanical soil cultivation, that makes the soil loosed, divides, turns and mixes ploughed materials with soil. This process is called ploughing. Stubble-tillage and ploughing is the aim of this thesis, it was done on the determined land with the semi-mounted plough (five- and two- blade insert), and with the full-mounted plough (front part UPS, five- and two- blade insert). There were compared current exploitation and qualitative indicators during the working with the plough in comparable conditions.
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Zpracování studie revitalizace malého vodního toku
EIBL, Jiří
This diploma thesis focuses on the possibilities of restoration of a small water stream and the construction of a small water reservoir. The small water streams and small water reservoirs are not only the landscape-forming element in the countryside but also, they are used mainly as rectification of water regime in the countryside. In the past there were used inappropriate ways how to modify watercourses or land, there came about ignoring water reservoirs and even water reservoirs were disturbed. Because of that, it came about the harming of ecosystems, small retention of water in the countryside and about the disruption of the natural functions of water streams.
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Damages caused by wild boars on selected agricultural lands ZD Lipí
EIBL, Jiří
The topic of my work are damages on agricultural land caused by wild boars, reducing game damages, ensuring the standardized state by appropriate hunting and by prevention of the outbreak of swine fever. Today´s agriculture intensively uses oilseed and corn in crop production and in last twenty years the size of sowing plots has expanded several times. Due to these conditions, wild boars are present mainly in these areas, where they can find food and shelter, especially in the period from June to October. This is supported by the fact that in this period the season of mushroom and berry pickers begins and wild boars are disturbed. The care of gamekeepers, who try to attract wild boars from fields and to prevent damage on agricultural land, is devaluated by this. When wild boars are disturbed, they do not like to return to the wood. In the wood they have less and less quiet also because of their mating and expanding. That is why the wild boars have changed from a diurnal animal to a nocturnal animal, living mainly in the fields of oilseed, corn and cereals.
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