An Economic Comparison between Conventional and No-Tillage Farming Systems in Burleson County, Texas
By Luis A. Ribera, F. Hons, James W. Richardson. 2004
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Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, General Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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Citations in the corpus
- Tillage and fertilizer effect on maize and soybean yields in the Guinea savanna zone of Ghana (2017, background): “Data from two years of on-farm studies support cost savings of conservation agriculture practices due to reduced labour and machinery time despite an increase in agro-chemical usage [12].”
- Tillage and Crop Rotation Effects on Corn Agronomic Response and Economic Return at Seven Iowa Locations (2015, unknown): “This variation in yield response due to crop rotation effect is associated with the year-to-year variability in weather, which influences planting time and may limit the adoption of new management practices that involve different tillage systems (Ribera et al., 2004).”