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2022 · 5 results quoted
cereal rye cover crop (delayed termination timing) vs termination at cash crop planting
cereal rye biomassHigher6 ratio
“Results showed that cereal rye biomass increased > 6x between termination at the time of cash crop planting versus termination two weeks later.” abstract
cereal rye cover crop terminated two weeks after planting vs other soil management practices
corn yield · cornLower9.82 Mg/ha
“Corn yield was lower at the south-central Wisconsin location for the soil management with a cereal rye cover crop terminated two weeks after cash crop planting (9.82 Mg ha -1 ) compared to all other soil management practices (≥ 12.07 Mg ha -1 );” abstract
cereal rye cover crop terminated two weeks after planting vs other soil management practices without preemergence herbicide
weed ground cover · corn and soybeanLower7 %
“In corn and soybean, weed ground cover was lower for soil management with cereal rye cover crop terminated two weeks after cash crop planting (≤ 7% weed cover) compared to all other soil management practices (≥ 23% weed cover) when a preemergence herbicide was not used.” abstract
conventional tillage vs other soil management treatments
corn yield · cornHigher14.28 Mg/ha
“at the southwest Wisconsin location, corn yield was greater for the conventional tillage treatment (14.28 Mg ha -1 ) compared to all other soil management treatments (≤ 10.89 Mg ha -1 ).” abstract
preemergence herbicide vs no preemergence herbicide
weed ground cover · corn and soybeanLower
“Use of a preemergence herbicide resulted in low weed ground cover across treatments in corn (≤ 7% weed cover) and soybean (≤ 13% weed cover).” abstract
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