Scientia Agricola · 2019
Soil compaction on traffic lane due to soil tillage and sugarcane mechanical harvesting operations
Júnnyor, W. D. S. G., Maria, I. C. D., Araujo-Junior, C. F., Lima, C. C. D., Vitti, A. C., Figueiredo, G. C., Dechen, S. C. F.
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additional soil compaction after mechanical sugarcane harvesting
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deep strip-tillage (DST) vs. conventional tillage (CT)significance not stated · 0–20 cm · after two mechanical sugarcane harvests (2014 and2015 inMethods;2014/15 and2015/16 inResults) · Piracicaba · 0–20 cm traffic lanes; observed compaction diagnoses against preharvest model envelope. Surface damage lower under DST thanCT; Fig5/Results. No direct pairwise compaction-incidence test. Liming,gypsum,equipment differ with tillage.
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