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Soil tillage and cover crop on soil CO2 emissions from sugarcane fields

Soil use and management, 2019
Soil tillage is an agricultural practice that directly affects the global carbon cycle. Our study sought to assess the implications of adopting sunn hemp cover crops with different tillage practices on CO2 emissions for two soil types (clayey and sandy ...
C. V. V. Farhate, Z. M. Souza, N. La Scala, A. C. M. D. Sousa, A. P. G. Santos, J. L. Carvalho   +5 more
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Sugarcane production in the subtropics: Seasonal changes in soil properties and crop yield in no-tillage, inverting and minimum tillage

, 2020
Sugarcane is one of the important energy crops grown globally. Despite the increased sugarcane productivity, the mechanization of sugarcane production has caused the modification of soil structure in different scales.
G. O. Awe, J. M. Reichert, E. Fontanela
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Soil Tillage in Agroecosystems

2002
Introduction, A. El Titi Techniques of Soil Tillage, K. Koeller The Role of Soil Tillage for Soil Structure, B.Huwe The Soil Microbial Community and Soil Tillage, D. S. Andrade, A. Colozzi-Filho and K. E. Giller Soil Tillage for Sustainable Nutrient Management. C. Pekrun, H. P. Kaul and W.
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Soil Adaptability for No-Tillage

1984
The unique properties of individual soils determine their limitations and suitability for land use. Because of these wide ranges of differences among soils of the world it is understandable that no one tillage system would be best suited for all soils.
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Soil tillage - soil biogenity

2012
My acquaintance with Marta is not a representative number of years, but this friendship is influenced on me and my professional occupation on a considerable extent. I met Marta 2005 at the international congress. Even then I was impressed with her simplicity, but also a large expertise in the scope of soil tillage.
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Influence of Soil Tillage on Soil Compaction

2009
Soil compaction is an important process of soil degradation affecting the crop-producing role of soil, such as its vulnerability to soil erosion, soil water and nutrient availability, natural biological activity of soil, etc. Soil compaction is manifested by total deterioration of the regime of the physiological profile of soil.
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Soil macroaggregate turnover and microaggregate formation: a mechanism for C sequestration under no-tillage agriculture

, 2000
J. Six, E. T. Elliott, K. Paustian
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Macropore effects in conventional tillage and no-tillage soils

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, 1995
M. H. Golabi, D. E. Radcliffe, W. L. Hargrove, E. W. Tollner   +3 more
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Soil Tillage

2022
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Environmental Effects of Soil Tillage.

2008
Nowadays to soil tillage it has not only requested to improve crop yield, but also to contribute to mitigate environmental pollution. As regards the main effects of tillage on soil quality, the effects on soil organic matter (SOM) conservation, erosion control and soil compacting are presented.
FAGNANO, MASSIMO, QUAGLIETTA CHIARANDA', FABRIZIO   +1 more
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