Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment · 2026
Soil organic carbon increases cereal yield stability regardless of tillage intensity
Campos-Cáliz, A., Bradford, M. A., Wood, S. A., Oldfield, E., Plaza, C., Valencia, E., García-Palacios, P.
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Findings
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mean yield
↑ 1↓ 12
- decrease
no-till vs. conventional tillp = 0.035 · Yield series4–21years; source studies1964–2011 · Field studies across 11 countries · Unadjusted binary mixed model coefficient−.027,95%CI−.052to−.002. ResultsFig2p4 significant despite abstract statement no effect. Coefficient not raw yield difference or lnRR.
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