One Earth · 2020
Long-Term Evidence Shows that Crop-Rotation Diversification Increases Agricultural Resilience to Adverse Growing Conditions in North America
Bowles, T. M., Mooshammer, M., Socolar, Y., Calderón, F., Cavigelli, M. A., Culman, S. W., Deen, W., Drury, C. F., Garcia y Garcia, A., Gaudin, A. C. +8
, Harkcom, W. S., Lehman, R. M., Osborne, S. L., Robertson, G. P., Salerno, J., Schmer, M. R., Strock, J., Grandy, A. S.
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more diverse rotations vs. simple rotationssignificant · 16–58 years of data, 347 site-years · 11 long-term rain-fed experiments in the US and Canada · Overall positive experimental yield response at9/11 sites; CO and SD show no credible average increase. Benefits during most stressful conditions at7/11 sites; putative drought yield increases except MN/MD (Fig2Bns). Statistical regression estimates of measured field yields; no simulated crop yields recorded. Favorable-condition benefits included; no separate climate moderator finding.
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