Soil and Tillage Research · 2015
Long-term impact of tillage and crop rotation on soil health at four temperate agroecosystems
Congreves, K., Hayes, A., Verhallen, E., Van Eerd, L.
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Findings
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Ontario Soil Health Assessment (OSHA) score
↑ 5= 16
- increase
no-till (NT) vs. conventional tillage (CT)significant · 0–15 cm · June 2009 Ridgetown/Elora; May 2010 Delhi · Ridgetown · Delhi · Elora · 14,22,29 years respectively; marginal means pooled across crop phases/rotations; field replicates=4, marginal-mean n not stated.
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