Effects of the share types of an inter-row cultivator at different working depths on weed control and plant growth in cotton production
S. Gürsoy,
C. Özaalan
Abstract:Abstract. Different share types of tine type inter-row cultivator are used to remove the weeds and loosen the soil surface between the rows during the first true leaf stage of cotton. The efficiency of these shares can be changed by soil properties and working parameters. Therefore, this study evaluated the effects of different share geometries for a tine inter-row cultivator on weed control and plant growth parameters at three different working depths (100, 150 and 200 mm) and a constant working speed (5.4 km… Show more
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