1985
DOI: 10.13031/2013.32399
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Soil Erosion from Tillage Systems Used in Soybean and Corn Residues

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“…It is already accepted that tillage can induce soil degradation and high soil erosion rates (Chalise et al 2020;Dickey et al 1985) due to the lowering of the soil organic matter, disruption of the soil structure and soil sealing. The scientific community has now the challenge to find solutions to achieve sustainable management that will reduce the soil and water losses and preserve soil fertility.…”
Section: The Pago Casa Gran Findings Under the Light Of The Current Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is already accepted that tillage can induce soil degradation and high soil erosion rates (Chalise et al 2020;Dickey et al 1985) due to the lowering of the soil organic matter, disruption of the soil structure and soil sealing. The scientific community has now the challenge to find solutions to achieve sustainable management that will reduce the soil and water losses and preserve soil fertility.…”
Section: The Pago Casa Gran Findings Under the Light Of The Current Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Il est applicable quelle que soit la culture ou son stade de décomposition. Il montre que la saturation de la couverture du sol (100 %) est atteinte pour une biomasse de 12,5 t MST.ha À1 (valeur arrondie), ce qui est conséquent lorsque l'on sait qu'une couverture du sol de 20 % permet de réduire de moitié son érosion pluviale (Dickey et al, 1985).…”
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“…Ils sont à l'état broyés, soit par le broyeur incorporé aux machines de récolte, soit à l'aide d'un broyeur de paille à axe horizontal pour les résidus de féverole, maïs et tournesol. Gregory (1982) Blé 0,00500 0-10 / Maïs 0,00400 0-10 / Tournesol 0,00200 0-10 / Dickey et al (1985) Maïs 0,00086 0-5 0,721 Gilley et al (1986) Maïs 0,00114 0-14 0,995 Gilley et al (1991) Blé 0,01100 0,25-4 0,997 Tournesol 0,00102 2-10 0,986 Maïs 0,00155 2-10 0,978 Khan et al (1988) Paille de blé 0,00670 0-5 / Scopel et al (1999) Maïs récolte (R) 0,00367 0-20 / Maïs partiellement décomposé (D) 0,00271 0-20 / a Coefficient de propension à la couverture du sol.…”
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“…Soil erosion is a major problem in soybean production regions as crop residue is limited [1], leaving the soil with limited cover during the winter. The Red River of the North Valley of North Dakota and Minnesota is flat and has few natural wind barriers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%