Applied Soil Ecology · 2024
Field-scale heterogeneity overrides management impacts following conversion to no-till within an arable system
Natalio, A. I., Back, M. A., Richards, A., Jeffery, S.
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grain yield
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Farmyard Manure (FYM) vs. Standard Practice (SP)p = 0.4 · 2017 springwheatharvest · Experiment-1, Norbury Park · E1n6; wheatMulika; 14.5%grainmoisture; FYMplusNvsSPNonly; no conventionaltillagecontrol
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