Soil tillage
Water infiltration into soil related to the soil tillage intensity
... the soil after the maize emergence are expressed by the Figure ...the soil in the gravita- tion ...tilled soil layer. The no-tillage variant showed water penetration through bigger ...in ...
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Soil Tillage Systems and Wheat Yield in Climate Change Scenarios
... the soil spatial variability [7] and has been shown to strongly depend on soil water content ...of soil compaction should be affected by soil ...that soil moisture content during ...
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Effects of tillage on soil physical properties and root growth of maize in loam and clay in central China
... decades, soil tillage is conducted after the harvest of maize and before the winter wheat ...sowing. Soil tillage is always conventional shallow tillage (20 cm depth) with moldboard ...
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Effects Of Depth And Speed On Power Requirements For Disc And Mouldboard Ploughs In Silt Loam Soils
... Soil tillage is the mechanical manipulation of soil in order to improve soil conditions for crop ...of tillage include; production of a suitable tilth or soil structure, control ...
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Effect of Different Tillage Practices and Two Cropping Patterns on Soil Properties and Crop Productivity
... the soil management practice. The study relates changes in soil properties under different soil tillage practices with soil sustainability using rating ...of soil physical and ...
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Long-term effect of soil conservation tillage on soil water content, penetration resistance, crumb ratio and crusted area
... Soil tillage can improve or deteriorate soil physical properties (Bogunovic et ...dry soil requires adoption of appropriate soil management (Szalai and Lakatos ...physical soil ...
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Impact of Different Tillage Methods on Silty Loam Luvisol Water Content in Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris L ) Crop
... the soil is the most important task in semi-humid climate with not even precipitation distribution ...minimum tillage may change soil hydrological ...manage soil water regime during the whole ...
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Effect of tillage on soil biodiversity
... diversity soil is one of the most diverse habitats on earth and contains one of the most diverse assemblages of living ...organisms. Soil organisms are important elements for preserved ecosystem ...
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Soil characteristics and crop yields under different tillage techniques
... different soil tillage treatments has been carried out in Prague-Ruzyně locality (Czech Republic) since ...evaluated. Tillage technique was decisive for changes in soil characteristics and ...
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Tillage and crop rotation effects on soil carbon and selected soil physical properties in a Haplic Cambisol in Eastern Cape, South Africa
... higher soil porosity with the MWS demonstrates the significance of the legume-based rotation in the soil’s ...the tillage on the porosity was observed in the present study and this was in agreement with the ...
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Impact of different tillage management on soil and grain quality in the Anatolian paddy rice production
... different tillage methods. The first was conventional tillage (CT) which had been in use in the region for a long period and which is based on intensive field traf- ...RT2) tillage strategies were ...
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Soil biological activity as affected by tillage intensity
... of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation, National Research Institute in Pu³awy on a light loamy sand soil (18% silt and clay fraction; ...alternative tillage systems: reduced (RT) and direct sowing ...
Impact of diverse tillage on soil moisture dynamics
... reduced tillage, as evidenced by the large number of studies on long-term tillage cycles (Anken et ...reduced tillage maintains the ra- tios between porosity and density (Josa et ...the soil ...
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Long–term straw retention drives carbon sequestration and crop productivity in dryland soils
... reduce soil C ...sustainable soil management practices has been reported to increase crop productivity and carbon inputs (Huang et ...Conservation tillage retains more plant residue on the ...
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Simulating the effect of tillage practices with the global ecosystem model LPJmL (version 5.0-tillage)
... values of variable X of the MS of interest and the baseline management systems: conventional tillage with residues left on the field (T_R). Spin-up simulations and relative differ- ences for Eq. (34) were adjusted ...
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MEASUREMENT OF TILLAGE FORCES AND SOIL DISTURBANCE OF SUBSOILERS
... According to the authors, another rod, 8 mm diameter was passed across through the frame close to the top of the equipment. This horizontal rod passed through each of the vertical rods at the curved end. The vertical ...
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Soil Aggregate-Associated Microbial Community Structure and Nitrogen Transformations in Three Different Tillage Systems
... in soil microbial community composition could also affect the enzyme activities in no-till and conventionally tilled systems (Beare et ...with soil aggregate size fractions of contrasting tillage ...
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Comparison of Organic and Conventional Agriculture Production in Till and No-till Systems: Effects on Water Quality and Yield.
... the soil series Delanco, which is classified as fine-loamy, mixed, mesic, Aquic ...conventional tillage with conventional (chisel plow and disk) denoted by CT/Conven; 2) conservation no-till with ...
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Soil microbial metabolism and invertase activity under crop rotation and no-tillage in North China
... The soil was derived from alluvial sediments of the Yellow River and was classified as an Aquic Inceptisol, with a sandy loam tex- ture (containing 90 and 218 g/kg of clay and silt, respectively) in the plough ...
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Soil crumbling during tillage as a function of soil organic matter content
... for tillage. That is, tillage at this water content produces the minimum amount of clods (> 50 mm diameter) and the maximum amount of small ...When tillage is done at the optimum water content, ...
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