No-till corn production as affected by mulch,potassium placement and soil exchangeable potassium[J].Agronomy Journal,1993.1112-1119.Yibirin H,Johnson J.W,Eckert D J.No-till corn production as affected by mulch, potassiumplacement, and soil exchangeable pltassium. Agronomy Journal . 1993...
No-Till Corn Production in a Living Mulch System Combinations of grass and legume mulches were planted in growing corn during the fall in 1985 and 1986, and the following spring no-till corn was planted i... GW Echtenkamp,RS Moomaw - 《Weed Technology》 被引量: 121发表: 1989年 Release ...
On noncrusting, poorly drained soils, yield differences between corn (Zea mays L.) grown following corn and following soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] can be much greater when no-till rather than moldboard plowing practices are used, We conducted this experiment to determine whether differences...
He began farming in the mid-1960s with the no-till practices being researched at The Ohio State University. His farm has remained in continuous no-till, using controlled traffic since the early 1980s. The farm has planted cover crops after corn silage harvest the last five years....
Data collection The literature search was done in February 2020 using the following keywords ‘Conservation agriculture/No-till/No tillage/Zero tillage’ & ‘Yield/Yield change’ in the websites ‘ScienceDirect’, ‘Science Citation Index (web of science)’. A total of 1012 potentially relevant ...
Using dairy manure and legumes in crop rotations can reduce inorganic N inputs for corn (Zea mays L.), yet these practices can also contribute to nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions. In two crop rotations we investigated how different (i) organic and inorganic N amendments and (ii) prior legume...
Field studies were conducted from 1997 to 1999 in Westminster, MD, to evaluate a variety of preemergence (PRE) and postemergence (POST) herbicide programs on crop injury and control of triazine-resistant common lambsquarters (TR-CHEAL) in no-till corn. In 1997 PRE studies, combinations of me...
Croping and management (C) values for use in the USLE were derived by crop stage and annual periods for no-till corn grown for silage or grain, and for reduced-till corn grown for grain. The C-values measured for all treatments were much lower than those previously accepted. -from Author...
On a separatepage, I wrote about increased corn farming activities in our remote, mountainous part of Sarangani using no-till or zero tillage farming techniques. Not only has the area planted to corn (maize) expanded, much of those parts of farms which have not been cultivated before or othe...
Whether biochar produced as a by-product of energy generation from the papermill industry, and often disposed in landfills, can be gainfully applied to com