Research on Turning Natural Meadows with Degraded and Aging Grassy Carpet into Snowing Meadows

By applying works of radical reconstruction that meant the change of natural meadows with degraded and aging grassy carpet into sowing meadows, are obtained higher-quality productions, both quantitatively and qualitatively even at high altitudes causing us to believe that the establishment of sowing meadows is one of the most effective ways to improve the meadows. Moisuc (1991) shows that by advancing in altitude when the vegetation season is shorter, when the possibility of using fertilizers is limited, when the works for fallowing are difficult and expensive, the establishing of a temporary meadow should be well designed and the production output should be economically efficient. This idea is also presented by Barbulescu and Motca (1983) who state that "the idea more and more accepted by specialists is: where permanent meadows can not be improved through surface works, which are simpler and less expensive, one uses the radical improvement”. In this context we would like to emphasize the fact that lately the establishment of temporary meadows has become a common practice not only in Europe but in other areas on earth.