no-till

No-till reduces soil erosion by keeping crop and plant residue on the surface longer.

Brazilian farmers pioneered "no-till" agriculture, in which the soil is not ploughed nor the crop harvested at ground level.

The field experiment showed that the powered-disc ridge till and no-till planter was effective in anti-blocking and cutting stubble.

No-till crop production onfine-textured, poorly drained soils can be particularly problematic, often resulting in decreased yields.

Advantages claimed for no-till are that it decreases water evaporation and runoff, soil erosion and topsoil depletion.

There are sound ecological and agronomic benefits to no-till when it is part of a wider approach to sustainable farming methods.

Follett and his team converted the bromegrass field into no-till corn and controlled weeds chemically.

These studies show that the claimed benefits of no-till for climate change are overstated at best and misleading at worst.

Ensure biodiversity of garden soil by practicing crop rotation, cover-cropping and no-till gardening.

The prime suspect for spreading disease is the black mite found in stubble when soybean is grown in no-till production systems.

In fact, on average, the no-till systems may have lost some carbon over the period of the experiments.

For instance, in "Farm and Dairy" magazine in the latest issue, there is an article titled: "No-till All the Way. "

No-till keeps carbon in the soil and avoids the release of heat-trapping gases from motorized equipment.

Strong proponents of soil protection also advocate no-till agriculture.

No-till is linked with increased fertilizer application rates in Argentina.

Claims that no-till increases carbon sequestration in soils are misleading.

They say no-till stores more soil carbon, which helps the soil particles stick together.

But many now believe in no-till or reduced tillage, a method also called conservation tillage.

To allow no-till acres time to dry and warm up, plant your conventionally tilled acres first, if possible.

No-till increases the negative environmental impacts of soy cultivation, because of the herbicides used.

In some cases, the total soil carbon level in ploughed soil was about 30 per cent higher than in no-till soils.

Fabian Fernandez, a soil and plant nutrition expert at the University of Illinois, says no-till means less intensive labor.

Below the 10 cm depth, no-till soils had similar or lower stored carbon levels than ploughed soils.

They're good for the environment because they enable no-till farming, which leaves the soil in place, getting healthier from year to year.

A no-till planter was designed that can work on the field be strewing whole maize straw.

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But as long as they don't use a moldboard plow they can call it "no-till. "

No-till also does not work in compacted soils.

In 1990 Brazilian farmers used no-till farming for 2. 6% of their grains; today it is over 50%.

This has meant that no-till was used on only 6% of farmland in developing countries and hardly at all in Europe in 2008.

Study on corn no-till planting mode of double ridge mulching "one film used for two years" on dryland

Carbon budget of mature no-till ecosystem in North Central Region of the United States

Research Situation and Development Trend of No-till Planter for Mechanized Conservation Tillage

Improvement and experiment on the device for separate application of fertilizer and seed for no-till wheat drill

Design and Experiment for a Saw Bit Anti-blockage Cutter of No-till Planter

Discussion on the Structural Design and Technical Analysis of the No-till Seeder

Experimental Study on the No-till Wheat Seeder with Width Row Space for Conservation Tillage

Wheat No-till Drilling Technique and Its Related Tools

Effect of no-till with stubble mulch on water saving under storage irrigation during fallow in the Hexi oasis

Study on the Light No-till Seeders With High Anti-blockage Performance

No - till and narrow- row high - density planting on summer soybean in clay soil

The Contrast Experiment on Two Kind of Wheat Specific Row No-till Dill

Study on the technology of the corn no-till planting of one big ridge two rows

Design and Experiment of No-till Planter with Oblique Driven Disc

Appraisal and Check on Quality of No-till and Cover Maine Seeder

Study on Ridge-till and No-till Corn Planter

Study on the Test and Application of No-Till Seeder

The Present State and Development of No-till Wheat Drill