No-till Farming Systems

Goddard, T. (ed.); Zoebisch, M. (ed.); Gan, Y. (ed.); Ellis, W. (ed.); Watson, A. (ed.); Sombatpanit, Samran

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No-till Farming Systems

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 19 Apr 2016 United States English Publisher:Bangkok, Thailand: World Association of Soil and Water Conservation

Authors: Goddard, T. (ed.); Zoebisch, M. (ed.); Gan, Y. (ed.); Ellis, W. (ed.); Watson, A. (ed.); Sombatpanit, Samran;

handle: 10919/68219

No-till Farming Systems

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This book catalogs a wealth of varying perspectives on the no-till farming systems practices from around the globe. Examining conservation agriculture in both developed and developing country agriculture contexts, the authors demonstrate that no-till systems have much to contribute to increasing soil fertility, soil quality, and management of water resources.

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Soil management, Soil organic matter, Organic farming, Conservation agriculture, No-till, Soil fertility, Soil quality, Soil, Agricultural ecosystems, Soil conservation, Farming systems, Traditional till, Field Scale, Conservation tillage, Agroecology

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