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Furrow Irrigation Performance In Reduced-Tillage Systems

Transactions of the ASAE, 1991
ABSTRACT Irrigation performance parameters including furrow advance time and application efficiency were compared among three tillage systems: moldboard plow, rotary strip till, and minimum till. A three crop rotation of com, dry beans and sugarbeets was used in the study.
null C. D. Yonts, null J. A. Smith, null J. E. Bailie   +2 more
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Long-term effects of conventional and reduced tillage on soil structure, soil ecological and soil hydraulic properties

Geoderma, 2018
There is a long-lasting debate about the effects of tillage practices on soil structure and structure-mediated ecosystem properties like hydraulic conductivity and crop productivity.
S. Schlüter, Carolin Großmann, Julius Diel, Gi‐Mick Wu, S. Tischer, A. Deubel, J. Rücknagel   +6 more
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THE IMPACT OF REDUCED TILLAGE ON SOILBORNE PLANT PATHOGENS

Annual Review of Phytopathology, 1998
▪ Abstract  Farmers increasingly leave crop residues on the soil surface rather than incorporating them into the soil. This practice helps reduce soil erosion, conserve energy, increase soil moisture, and increase crop yields. However, many soilborne plant pathogens survive in the previous year's crop residue, making diseases more problematic under ...
W W, Bockus, J P, Shroyer
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PART II : Management of Pests in Reduced Tillage Systems Management of Weeds in Reduced Tillage Systems

Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, 1976
Achieving and maintaining weed control is a basic requirement of successful crop husbandry. Weeds have been man's enemy since crops were first domesticated and countless hours of labor have been expended in controlling these pests. A major reason for the 10 to 14 tillage operations used in producing row crops during the era before selective herbicides ...
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Management of Crop Diseases in Reduced Tillage Systems

Bulletin of the Entomological Society of America, 1976
Reduced tillage is an important cultural practice that may greatly affect the onset and development of plant diseases. The principal diseases associated with reduced tillages involving minimum or no tillage operations are fungus and bacterial diseases of plants. One reason for the recent upsurge of some plant diseases relates to the large quantities of
M. G. Boosalis, B. Doupnik
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Scale effects of runoff generation under reduced and conventional tillage

CATENA, 2019
Review studies indicate that conservation tillage effectively reduces runoff generation measured on large plots, but less so on smaller plots. These tillage and scale effects have never been measured in a single study for temperate mechanized agriculture.
C. Langhans, J. Diels, W. Clymans, A. Putte, Gerard Govers   +4 more
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Minimum Tillage Fallow Systems for Reducing Wind Erosion

Transactions of the ASAE, 1977
ABSTRACT CLIMATE is the greatest single factor that influ-ences wind erosion control. Much of the Great Plains has insufficient precipitation for profitable annual cropping under present dryland cropping prac-tices. Moisture conservation and residue maintenance should always be considered when contemplating a tillage operation.
null C. R. Fenster, null G. A. Wicks
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Pruning residues incorporation and reduced tillage improve soil organic matter stabilization and structure of salt-affected soils in a semi-arid Citrus tree orchard

, 2021
Noelia Garcia‐Franco, M. Wiesmeier, Luis Carlos Colocho Hurtarte, Franziska Fella, M. Martínez‐Mena, M. Almagro, Eloisa García Martínez, I. Kögel‐Knabner   +7 more
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Effect of reduced tillage on wheat quality traits

Acta Alimentaria, 2006
The effect of tillage systems (TS) on wheat quality traits including grain yield, thousand- kernels weight, hectoliter mass, flour extraction rate and flour rheological properties were evaluated. Five different TS were compared in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) production on one experimental field (chernosem) located in the Baranya region, north ...
M. Sabo, M. Sabo, D. Jug, D. Jug, Ž. Ugarčić-Hardi, Ž. Ugarčić-Hardi   +5 more
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Conventional and reduced tillage in Hungary — A review

Soil and Tillage Research, 1989
Abstract Tillage systems commonly used in Hungary are in no way similar to the number of new soil-preserving shallow-tillage or direct-drilling systems now commonly used in other countries. The applicability of such new methods in Hungary is currently being tested.
M. Birkás, J. Antal, I. Dorogi
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