Sentence examples for continuous tillage from inspiring English sources

Continuous tillage resulted in lower organic matter contents for soils at lower positions.

The lower values on cultivated land use types were due to the effects of continuous tillage practices by the smallholder farmers in the area.

In our study we quantify the eventual land movement and the subsequent displacement of olive trees produced by continuous tillage erosion.

Our objective was to determine compressive, shear, and hydraulic soil properties in a sandy clay loam Hapludalf, under continuous no-tillage and tillage operations to ameliorate soil physical conditions.

The fields were in either continuous conventional tillage (CT) or strip tillage (ST) and were at upper, middle, and lower landscape positions.

The difference in the SOC pool of NTC-M and that of no tillage continuous corn (NTC) were 16 21 Mg ha−1 higher at the lower slope position than at the middle and upper slope positions.

(MS) rotation; b) MPMS: moldboard plowing with maize-soybean rotation; c) NTMM: no tillage with continuous maize (MM); d) MPMM: moldboard plowing with continuous maize; e) CTMM: conventional tillage with continuous maize (the conventional farming practice in Northeast China).

Continuous cropping and intensive tillage may have driven SOC loss in the early period.

Assuming that this forest reached a steady-state condition (balanced input and output of SOC), it took 15 years of continuous cultivation and conventional tillage to lose 78% of its carbon stock built over the years.

Continuous use of no-tillage improved soil physical quality mainly at deeper layers, and provided higher plant available water retention in the soil at matric potentials ranging from −10 to −200 kPa in relation to CT and MTC1.

Continuous cropping under no-tillage in the region increased SOC by 0.27 ± 0.19 Mg C ha−1 yr−1, which is similar to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimate for net annual change in C stocks from improved cropland management.