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Fall and spring tillage effects on sugarbeet production
... and tillage type, tillage time had no effect on re- ported production and quality factors (Table 2 and ...significant tillage time by N rate interactions. In 2008, tillage by N rate ... See full document
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Influence of Sugarbeet Tillage Systems on the Rhizoctonia-Bacterial Root Rot Complex
... strip tillage, arranged in a randomized complete block design with four ...conventional tillage treatment consisted of fall moldboard plowing followed by spring roller harrowing, marking, and ... See full document
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Influence of conservation tillage in onion production on the soil organic matter content and soil aggregate formation
... of spring vetch insensibly increased the share of aggregates with diameter of ...of spring vetch and Tansy Phacelia mulch was confirmed by many studies (B³a¿ewicz-WoŸniak et ...from fall rye had ... See full document
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Effects of tillage and reduced herbicide doses on weed biomass production in winter and spring cereals
... Neglecting the effect of tillage, the average biomass of total weeds was 235 kg/ha in untreated and 43 kg/ha in treated plots, respectively. Thus, the average control ef- ficacy with triasulfuron & ... See full document
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Effects of Fire on Grasses of the Texas High Plains.
... Fall, spring, and summer burning significantly reduced total forage production on a Texas High Plains range.. Although herbage yields were less on burned plots, th[r] ... See full document
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Effects of Tillage and Planting Methods on Narrow and Wide Row Cotton Production
... the effects fall and spring deep tillage operations on two different inter- seeding row patterns: narrow row system (Figure 1) compared to wide row in- terseeding system (Figure ... See full document
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Effects of Different Soil Tillage Intensity on Yields of Spring Barley
... Barley production is o en infl uenced by abiotic stress caused, for example, by salinity, drought, frost or ...and production of crops (Hasanuzzaman et ... See full document
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Effect of phosphorus placement methods and rates on sugarbeet production under strip tillage in southern Idaho
... overall effects on yield was surprising because the bicarbonate-extractable soil-test P was low ...increase sugarbeet yield compared with other banding ...increased sugarbeet root yield by 25% ... See full document
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Effects of tillage and irrigation management on sugarbeet production
... of tillage and deficit water manage- ment practices in irrigated sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris ...two tillage treatments (strip tillage [ST] and con- ventional tillage [CT]) and four water ... See full document
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Effects of tillage system and nitrogen supply on sugarbeet production
... that sugarbeet plants are very efficient in acquiring ...the spring soil test and applied N such as N mineral- ized during the season and N below maximum sampling ...of spring available soil N ... See full document
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Organic Orchard Floor Management Systems for Apple Effect on Rootstock Performance in the Midwestern United States
... 2008). Tillage is still widely used in OFMS as a weed suppressor but can impede internal water drainage, cause surface organic matter losses (Merwin et ...modified tillage system has been developed in ... See full document
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Growing-season soil microbial respiration response to long-term no tillage and spring ridge tillage
... The study site is located in Huashishan County, Siping City, Jilin Province, China (43.31°N, 124.62°E). The annual mean temperature is 4.8°C, the annual precipitation ranges from 522 to 615 mm, and the annual ... See full document
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PAM Spray effects on sugarbeet emergence
... The effects of droplet energy on emergence, averaged across PAM treatments. are shown in Fig. Overall poor emer- gence was the result of water stress caused by i) low initial water conte[r] ... See full document
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Long term effects of different soil tillage systems on maize (Zea mays L ) yields
... The effects of three tillage systems: no-tillage (NT), reduced tillage (RT) and conventional tillage (CT), and three levels of fertilization (0, 258 and 516 kg/ha NPK (58:18:24)), on ... See full document
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THE EFFECT OF PREVIOUS CROP, TILLAGE AND SOURCE OF NITROGEN ON NODUL FORMATION, DRY MATTER ACCUMULATION AND SEED YIELD OF DOUBLE-CROP SOYBEAN (Glycine max L. Merr.)
... of tillage system x nitrogen source interaction on oil content of ...reduced tillage + 200 kg N ha -1 , and reduced tillage + inoculation + 50 kg N ha -1 ...Treatment effects on oil content ... See full document
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Yield production functions of irrigated sugarbeet in an arid climate
... irrigated sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris ...of sugarbeet to water input and actual crop evapotranspiration (ETa) on a soil type (silt loam) common to sugarbeet production in the Northwest ... See full document
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Improving nitrogen management in pacific northwest sugarbeet production
... recommended is determined from residual soil inorganic N concen- tration obtained from soil samples (from 0 to 0.61 or 0.91m depths) and field specific yield goals. However, the total N available to crops includes N from ... See full document
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Effect of Nitrogen and Irrigation on Sugarbeet Production in Southern Idaho
... Experiment 2 (1968) was conducted on a Declo loam soil fol- lowing potatoes that had received 120 lbs N/A near Pocatello, Idaho using three replications with two irrigation levels (M, an[r] ... See full document
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Crop Residue Management for Soil Conservation on Irrigated Lands of the Northwest
... All of the tillage options used in the spring should have the same objective—to reduce the wheat residue to a manageable level before planting, to seed spring barley on a timely basis, a[r] ... See full document
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Tillage system effects on stability and sorptivity of soil aggregates
... Figure 2 shows that water stability was the lowest in CT at all disintegration stages. On average the total breakdown of the CT aggregates was caused by 218 drops and increased in S/CT, S and NT by 29, 68.3, and 67.9% , ... See full document
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