Sentence examples for tillage use from inspiring English sources

This should be considered when planning implementation of programs that promote conservation tillage use.

There is widespread interest in increasing conservation tillage use during row crop production.

Conservation management practices (reduced/no tillage, use of cover crops and plant residues) reduce the C-factor by on average 19.1% in arable lands.

Shortened rotation intervals, reduced tillage, use of susceptible cultivars, and soil compaction are all factors that may be contributing to a more favorable environment for the development of root rots caused by these pathogens.

They also claim there are "a number of environmental benefits" including reduced greenhouse gas emissions, reduced soil tillage (used to tackle weeds) and the nutrient loss this causes, and the use of "more benign" herbicides.

Energy consumed for tillage using T1 was 32.5% of the total energy and using T5 was found to be 19% of total energy.

Management practices, e.g. reduced tillage, used to reduce erosion can lead to enrichment of P in the uppermost soil layers, which leads to elevated risk for dissolved P loss in the runoff water.

These spatial patterns are compared with those estimated for soil redistribution (areas of erosion and deposition) due to tillage using the Soil Redistribution by Tillage (SORET) model and water erosion using the models Water Erosion Prediction Project (WEPP) and Universal Soil Loss Equation (Usle2D).

The pressure of this overconsumption of animal foods on water and land use is intense, with 70% of all land under tillage used to feed livestock, which can have as high as a 21 1 ratio of vegetable input to meat output.

With conservation tillage, herbicide use to control weeds does increase, but some researchers say the additional herbicides are not more harmful because the reduction of erosion leads to less runoff and because water filters through the soil better, leading to better degradation of the chemicals.

Agricultural practices, such as reduced tillage, the use of green manures and organic fertilization, can be beneficial for earthworm populations in agricultural systems.