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Nitrous oxide emissions as influenced by tillage practice for cover crop termination

Nutrient Cycling in Agroecosystems
Cover crop residues can affect nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions when incorporated. This case study investigated the magnitude and temporal dynamics of N2O emissions as influenced by tillage practice and cover crop composition. Perennial ryegrass (RG, Lolium perenne), plantain (PL, Plantago lanceolata), RG-PL, and RG-PL-red clover mix (RG-PL-RC, Trifolium ...
Christian Dold   +4 more
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The Effects of Combined Cover Crop Termination and Planting in a Cotton No-Till System

Applied Engineering in Agriculture, 2016
Abstract. One method to save resources while positively impacting the environment is combining agricultural field operations. In no-till systems, cover crop termination and cash crop planting can be performed simultaneously utilizing a tractor as a single power source. A no-till field experiment merging cover crop management with cotton planting was
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Influence of Cover Crop Termination Timing on its Volunteers and Weed Suppression

2023
Cover crops are widely planted in the mid-Atlantic region for their environmental and agronomic benefits, but incomplete or delayed termination can lead to cover crops becoming weeds in the subsequent cash crop, known as volunteers. Studies were conducted from 2020-2022 to evaluate the effect of four commonly grown cover crop species, winter wheat ...
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Cover Crop Residues Decomposition and Nutrient Releases in a Sandy Ultisols of U.S. Coastal Plain: Impacts of Termination Timing

Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis, 2023
Binaya Parajuli, Pratima Poudel
exaly  

Carry-over effects of cover crops on weeds and crop productivity in no-till systems

Field Crops Research, 2023
Jean-Philippe Guillemin   +2 more
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Impact of cover crops and their termination method on weed control in organic vineyards

Las cubiertas vegetales son una práctica agrícola sostenible que puede proporcionar múltiples servicios ecosistémicos, entre ellos, el manejo de malas hierbas, sin comprometer la salud del suelo. La elección de especies adecuadas y el método de terminación son desafíos clave para implementar con éxito las cubiertas vegetales.
Barranco-Elena, Diego   +2 more
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Cover crop species and termination method effects on organic maize and soybean

Biological Agriculture and Horticulture, 2019
Christina Bavougian
exaly  

Power Consumption of No-tillage Seeder under Different Cover Crop Species and Termination for Soybean Production

Engineering in Agriculture, Environment and Food, 2012
Masakazu Komatsuzaki
exaly  

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