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Energy crops in rotation. A review
Biomass and Bioenergy, 2011The area under energy crops has increased tenfold over the last 10 years, and there is large consensus that the demand for energy crops will further increase rapidly to cover several millions of hectares in the near future. Information about rotational systems and effects of energy crops should be therefore given top priority.
ZEGADA LIZARAZU, WALTER, MONTI, ANDREA
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2010
Crop rotation plans improve soil health, fertility, and pest control by changing what is grown in each field over time. This guide explains how rotations build organic matter, use different rooting depths, and include legumes to add nitrogen. It shows how rotation breaks weed, insect, and disease cycles, including typical rotation lengths for some soil-
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Crop rotation plans improve soil health, fertility, and pest control by changing what is grown in each field over time. This guide explains how rotations build organic matter, use different rooting depths, and include legumes to add nitrogen. It shows how rotation breaks weed, insect, and disease cycles, including typical rotation lengths for some soil-
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Crop rotation in relation to crop protection
Netherlands Journal of Plant Pathology, 1992Crop rotation as a method to control pests and diseases is treated with respect to insects, nematodes, bacteria and fungi.
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1997
Abstract In temperate regions, short-rotation crops may be considered as those grown on rotations of less than about 30 years. Many traditional, broadleaved coppice crops fulfil this definition but it also includes some short-rotation plantations grown for specialized products, notably Populus spp. and Eucalyptus spp.
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Abstract In temperate regions, short-rotation crops may be considered as those grown on rotations of less than about 30 years. Many traditional, broadleaved coppice crops fulfil this definition but it also includes some short-rotation plantations grown for specialized products, notably Populus spp. and Eucalyptus spp.
Peter Savill +3 more
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Mapping crop rotation by satellite-based data fusion in Southern Brazil
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2023, Ignacio Ciampitti
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AI- and data-driven crop rotation planning
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2023Stefan Fenz, Thomas Neubauer
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