European Journal of Agronomy · 2025
Effects of tillage on winter wheat productivity and soil fertility: Results from 13 years of no-till in western Switzerland
Bragazza, L., Fontana, M., Johannes, A., Koestel, J., Charles, R., Büchi, L., Mendoza, O., Guillaume, T.
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microbial biomass carbon
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- increase
no-till (NT) vs. conventional ploughing (PL)significant · 0–5 cm · July2020 · Agroscope-Nyon, clay soil
Source · p. 11 “The no-till treatment was also characterized, similarly to the minimum tillage treatment, by larger microbial biomass C in the topmost soil layers.”
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