Sentence examples for implications of tillage from inspiring English sources

The resistance of soil to erosional processes, especially in hillslopes is generally well recognized and documented in many researches, however, the full implications of tillage (soil disturbance) and slope degree on erodibility of a soil are not considered and well investigated.

Financial and economic implications of no-tillage and crop rotations compared to conventional cropping systems.

Our results have important implications for the simulation of tillage erosion processes and our understanding of soil redistribution processes in complex cultivated areas.

The tillage treatments were different intensifications of tillage.

Main plots consisted of tillage systems including no tillage (T1); minimum tillage (T2) and conventional tillage (T3).

Treatments comprised two levels of tillage, viz.

Agriculture consists of tillage and the raising of cattle, sheep, and poultry; the chief crops are oats and potatoes.

Figure 6 Areal percentage of each type of tillage management for the planted area of the Northwest Great Plains ecoregion (CT, conventional tillage; NT, no-till; RT, reduced-tillage).

This is based on experiments where changes in carbon storage have been estimated through soil sampling of tillage trials.

More likely seems to be the role of tillage.

Relevant agronomic variables were the crop rotation history, sowing date and tillage operations (type and number of operations, maximum depth of tillage).