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Strip Tillage in Field Peppers

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 01 Jan 1984 Canada English Publisher:Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Agricultural Energy Centre
Authors: Spieser, H.;

handle: 10214/7959

Strip Tillage in Field Peppers

Abstract

A strip tillage system was compared to conventional tillage in field peppers grown on a light, sandy soil. Monitoring showed that there is a potential for a 34% reduction in fuel use for strip tillage vs. conventional tillage. Yields from the strip till were 5% higher than the conventional. Weed control was more difficult in the strip tillage system because the rye could not be worked until it was 1 metre tall.

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Ontario Vegetable Crops Research, strip tillage, Ridgetown, conventional tillage, field peppers, weed management

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