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Opened without an author's link. What you mark goes to a reviewer first.Cover cropping and conservation tillage improve soil health in the southeastern United States
2021 · 2 results quoted
conservation tillage vs conventional/inversion tillage
stratification of soil organic C and N and nutrient concentrations · corn, wheat, barleyHigher
“On‐farm data confirmed the literature review that conservation tillage resulted in greater stratification of soil organic C and N and nutrient concentrations.” abstract
no tillage with cover cropping vs inversion tillage to no tillage without cover cropping
soil health · corn, wheat, barleyHigher
“Soil health improvement could be inferred along the gradient from inversion tillage to no tillage without cover cropping to no tillage with cover cropping.” abstract
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