Journal of Agricultural Science · 2012
Subsurface Application of Dry Poultry Litter: Impacts on Common Bermudagrass and Other No-Till Crops
Pote, D. H., Way, T. R., Kleinman, P. J., Moore, P. A.
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What changed what, as the paper reports it. Grouped by the measured property.
dry-weight forage yield
↑ 22
- increase
subsurface banded litter vs. surface broadcast littersignificant · season total · Logan County, Arkansas · Fig4 annual banded c versus broadcast b; second cutting c/b also significant; first b/b and third b/ab not significant, so increase refers to annual yield.
Source · p. 3 “subsurface banding the litter application resulted in higher annual forage yield and better forage quality than when the litter was surface broadcast.”
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