Increasing concern about soil erosion, water quality, and diminishing soil productivity has stimulated interest in alternative cotton production systems designed to minimize these problems. Thes
If adoption of herbicide-resistant seed and adoption of conservation-tillage practices are determine...
education programs on water savings through use of conservation tillage continues. Cotton, corn and ...
A three-year experiment comparing five tillage methods with chemical and green manure fertilizer and...
Tillage operations, including preplant soil preparation, in-season weed control and posthar...
Cotton production in the San Joaquin Valley has traditionally relied heavily on tillage for its pres...
Cropland in minimum tillage rose from 15.8 percent of all cropland in 1973 to 29.1 percent in 1981....
defines conservation tillage as a tillage system that leaves enough crop residue to adequately prote...
There is a national drive in the USA to have 50 % of the cropped area under conservation tillage by ...
Producers and conservationists are concerned about soil erosion and soil loss. Producers are also co...
Abstract. Southeastern soils are characterized by low organic matter levels and consolidated soil la...
In a mail survey, we asked Arizona cotton growers which characteristics of a tillage system are impo...
Four alternative tillage systems were compared to a conventional system at The University of Arizona...
Fluctuating market prices, increasing production costs, and shifting mill demand, has made cotton ma...
If adoption of herbicide-resistant seed and adoption of conservation-tillage practices are determine...
There is increasing scientific and practical interest in the importance of reduced tillage systems f...
If adoption of herbicide-resistant seed and adoption of conservation-tillage practices are determine...
education programs on water savings through use of conservation tillage continues. Cotton, corn and ...
A three-year experiment comparing five tillage methods with chemical and green manure fertilizer and...
Tillage operations, including preplant soil preparation, in-season weed control and posthar...
Cotton production in the San Joaquin Valley has traditionally relied heavily on tillage for its pres...
Cropland in minimum tillage rose from 15.8 percent of all cropland in 1973 to 29.1 percent in 1981....
defines conservation tillage as a tillage system that leaves enough crop residue to adequately prote...
There is a national drive in the USA to have 50 % of the cropped area under conservation tillage by ...
Producers and conservationists are concerned about soil erosion and soil loss. Producers are also co...
Abstract. Southeastern soils are characterized by low organic matter levels and consolidated soil la...
In a mail survey, we asked Arizona cotton growers which characteristics of a tillage system are impo...
Four alternative tillage systems were compared to a conventional system at The University of Arizona...
Fluctuating market prices, increasing production costs, and shifting mill demand, has made cotton ma...
If adoption of herbicide-resistant seed and adoption of conservation-tillage practices are determine...
There is increasing scientific and practical interest in the importance of reduced tillage systems f...
If adoption of herbicide-resistant seed and adoption of conservation-tillage practices are determine...
education programs on water savings through use of conservation tillage continues. Cotton, corn and ...
A three-year experiment comparing five tillage methods with chemical and green manure fertilizer and...