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Optimizing Short-term Cover Crop Benefits through Genotype Screening and Management.
, 2017 Rachel Anne Atwell
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No-till with cover crops reduce mineral nitrogen leaching to the subsoil
Jaroslav Záhora +5 more
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CROSST and green manure cover crops (GMCCs)in Benin
, 2019 Jessica Mukiri +7 more
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2017
The use of cover crops is widespread practice in organic farming systems. Cover crops can be defined as crops that are usually not grown commercially, and can have a multiple role in crop rotations. The benefit of cover crops has been known since long.
Vladan Ugrenović, Vladimir Filipović
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The use of cover crops is widespread practice in organic farming systems. Cover crops can be defined as crops that are usually not grown commercially, and can have a multiple role in crop rotations. The benefit of cover crops has been known since long.
Vladan Ugrenović, Vladimir Filipović
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Cover Crops and Cover Crop Mixes
2020The potential nutrient cycling benefits from legumes (e.g. N2-fixation) and the high biomass potential of cereal rye are well known. Further studies are warranted to evaluate bi-culture mixtures and their effects on soil nutrient stratification and microbial enzyme activity because these two properties may be differently expressed (enhanced) by legume ...
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1987
Throughout virtually all of the history of agriculture, the nitrogen harvested from cropped soils has been replenished, if it has been replenished at all, by leguminous nitrogen fixation. Although animal wastes, nonsymbiotic fixation, and atmospheric deposition can be significant sources of N, a large fraction of the first can be traced to legume ...
M. Scott Smith +2 more
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Throughout virtually all of the history of agriculture, the nitrogen harvested from cropped soils has been replenished, if it has been replenished at all, by leguminous nitrogen fixation. Although animal wastes, nonsymbiotic fixation, and atmospheric deposition can be significant sources of N, a large fraction of the first can be traced to legume ...
M. Scott Smith +2 more
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Sustainable Agriculture: Cover Cropping
The Geography Teacher, 2018Target Audience: High SchoolActivity: Students view a short video and complete a guided reading assignment to understand the sustainable agriculture practice of cover crops.Time: 30–40 minutesC3 Fr...
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