Lab·Est. 1933·Reviewed
National Soil Dynamics Laboratory
Conservation production systems, soil dynamics, organic waste management, and soil carbon
The National Soil Dynamics Laboratory is a USDA Agricultural Research Service laboratory on the Auburn University campus, founded in 1933. Its research develops tools and practices for sustainable, profitable production, with emphasis on conservation systems, soil compaction and machinery interactions, organic waste management, and soil carbon responses to environmental change.
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Mission Evidence Mark
Lab Research Evidence Score 54/100
Based on research currently indexed in OpenAgData.
Provisional evidence- Publications
- 3
- Citations
- 32
- Local Footprint
- 1
indexed evidence
scholarly validation
place-based evidence
Field-Tested Findings
What this hub's research has shown, in its own words.
What the measurements showed
Every measured effect in this hub's research, grouped by what was tried and what it was tried against.
Roller operating speed vs 3.2 km·h−1 vs. 6.4 km·h−1
General · 1 study · 2 effects
0 of 2 findings measured an increase; 2 found no change.
No-till with cover crops vs Conventional tillage system
General · 1 study · 1 effect
1 of 1 findings measured a decrease — adverse for this outcome.
No-till with rolled/crimped cover crops vs Conventional tillage system
General · 1 study · 1 effect
1 of 1 findings measured an increase.
Cinnamon/clove oil application vs Roller crimper alone
General · 1 study · 1 effect
0 of 1 findings measured an increase; 1 found no change.
Rolling/crimping vs Not rolled
General · 1 study · 1 effect
1 of 1 findings measured an increase.
Rolling treatments (various) vs Between rolling treatments
General · 1 study · 1 effect
0 of 1 findings measured an increase; 1 found no change.
10 measured effects across 3 studies · none confirmed against the source yet.
At a glance
Evidence Depth
3
total papers
Funding Base
3
unique funders
Local Fit
1 state
geographic coverage
Actionability
100%
papers with outcomes or takeaways
Key Topics
Recent Papers
Ted S. Kornecki, Corey M. Kichler
A no-till experiment was conducted in Auburn, AL U.S.A. to evaluate the effectiveness of an experimental two-stage roller/crimper in reoccurring rolling over the same area planted with a cereal rye-crimson clover cover crop mix and its influence on bush bean yield.
Ted S. Kornecki, Andrew Price
A three year on-farm conservation-tillage experiment was initiated in fall of 2008 at Randle Farm LLC, located in Auburn, AL.
Ted S. Kornecki, Francisco J. Arriaga, Andrew J. Price
A field experiment was conducted in Cullman, AL, to evaluate the effects of three different rollers/crimpers on the termination of a winter cover crop, soil moisture, and yield of sweet corn in a no-till system.
Most Cited Paper
Strategic Snapshot
Primary topic: Cover Crops
Primary outcome: Improved Yield
Top funder concentration: 67%
Established 1933
Visit websiteTop Contributors
1. Ted S. Kornecki
32 citations
2. Andrew Price
14 citations
3. Francisco J. Arriaga
14 citations
4. Andrew J. Price
14 citations
5. Corey M. Kichler
4 citations
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