Effects of Different Tillage Practices on Soil Stability and Erodibility for Red Soil Sloping Farmland in Southern China

Jin, Huifang; Huang, Shangshu; Shi, Dongmei; Li, Junkai; Li, Jifu; Li, Yanli; Zhu, Hai

doi:10.3390/agronomy13051310

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“…BARI seeder accounted minimum time for seeding and also cost (Hoque and Miah, 2015). The most crucial task in agricultural crop production is soil tillage, which can greatly enhance soil aggregation, encourage crop root growth, and help reduce soil erosion (Jin et al, 2023 andMosaddeghi et al, 2009). Farmers aim for uniform crop establishment, which can ultimately enhance yield (Håkansson et al, 2002).…”

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Mustard production with different tillage practices at Jamalpur

Hossain,

Hoque,

Rahman

et al. 2024

J sci technol environ inform

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Agricultural farming is a complex system that requires ongoing interactions throughout time between all of its various components. An investigation in the field was carried out in the Jamalpur region to expand the production area under the Charland ecosystem and evaluate the efficiency of various tillage techniques in mustard cultivation. On basis of seeding techniques three treatments were taken. The first one was minimum tillage with BARI seeder in single pass tillage and then sowing (T1), the 2nd one was tillage by BARI seeder and then sowing manually in line (T2) and the 3rd one was conventional tillage operation by two wheel tractor then broadcasting (T3) and each of them was introduced with five replications. BARI Sarisha-14, a promising variety of mustard released by BARI (Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute) was used as test crop. Tillage practices showed positive effects on yield parameter characteristics and mustard yields. The highest yield (1.5 tha-1) of BARI Sarisha-14 was achieved under least tillage conditions using a BARI seeder in a single pass of tillage and seeding, based on the information collected. Minimum tillage technology in mustard production is acceptable to the farmer. So, this technology should be practiced on broader scale in mustard production in Jamalpur region.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Mustard production with different tillage practices at Jamalpur

Hossain,

Hoque,

Rahman

et al. 2024

J sci technol environ inform

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“…As depth increases, the aggregate stability decreases, which may be related to soil compaction and degradation at deeper layers [126][127][128]. An increased amount of total clay can be associated with the process of vertical translocation of particles in the soil [129][130][131], which results in greater amounts of clay negatively correlated with root development at the deeper layers evaluated.…”

Section: Sugarcane Irrigation With Tse and Srw Improves Soil Physical...mentioning

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How Does Irrigation with Wastewater Affect the Physical Soil Properties and the Root Growth of Sugarcane under Subsurface Drip?

Lopes Sobrinho,

Santos,

Teixeira

et al. 2024

Agronomy

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Studies on the development of the root system can provide important information about responses to different management strategies, such as the use of lower quality water, also evaluating the interaction between plants and the physical properties of the soil. This study tested the hypothesis that irrigation with treated sewage effluent (TSE) supplies the water needs of sugarcane plants, increasing root growth and improving the physical properties of the soil. We evaluated the effects of subsurface dripping with TSE or surface reservoir water (SRW) on the root development of first ratoon cane (Saccharum officinarum L.) and the physical properties of dystrophic red latosol. Irrigation treatments were applied at 20 and 40 cm and soil properties were evaluated at soil depth layers of 0–20, 20–40, 40–60, and 60–80 cm. We verified that under irrigation with TSE and SRW, shallower soil layers present better porosity, soil aggregation, and aggregate stability conditions, parameters that improve the root system development and plant growth. On the other hand, deeper soil layers have lower macroporosity and higher total clay volume, indicating the possibility of compaction and greater limitations for sugarcane root growth. These results are important for understanding soil quality and provide significant information for agricultural management and for the implementation of sustainable soil conservation practices. This study shows the efficiency of TSE as an alternative water source for sugarcane crops.

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“…Jin et al [12] conducted a study to investigate the influence of different cultivation methods on soil stability and erosion resistance, particularly focusing on soil structure disturbance. The experiments were carried out in a red soil hilly region in China and compared the effects of traditional plowing, compaction cultivation, deep loosening cultivation, no-tillage, and deep loosening compaction cultivation on soil aggregate stability, wet aggregate stability, soil mechanical stability, and soil erodibility.…”

Section: Crop Management and Ecosystem Adaptationmentioning

confidence: 99%