Long-term effects of tillage system and crop rotation on soil physical and chemical properties in a Brookston clay loam at Ridgetown, ON

Van Eerd, L.L.; Congreves, K.A.; Hooker, D.C.

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Long-term effects of tillage system and crop rotation on soil physical and chemical properties in a Brookston clay loam at Ridgetown, ON

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Authors: Van Eerd, L.L.; Congreves, K.A.; Hooker, D.C.;

handle: 10214/7606

Long-term effects of tillage system and crop rotation on soil physical and chemical properties in a Brookston clay loam at Ridgetown, ON

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Poster presented at the Soil Science Society of America AGM 2013 In two long‐term trials at Ridgetown, the objective was to assess the impact of tillage and crop rotation on soil quality, using the Cornell Soil Health Assessment (CSHA), soil organic carbon (SOC), and total N.

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soil organic carbon, total nitrogen, Cornell Soil Health Assessment, soil quality

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