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Soil Management and Crop Yield

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This cluster of papers explores the effects of soil compaction on crop production, particularly in the context of no-till and integrated crop-livestock systems in subtropical regions. It investigates soil physical properties, soil degradation, gypsum and lime application, and their impact on root growth and overall soil quality.

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soil compaction; no-tillage; soil physical properties; soil structure; conventional tillage; tillage; soil bulk density; tillage systems; soil management; soil porosity; reduced tillage; soil aggregate stability; liming; conservation tillage; conservation agriculture; Oxisol; soil penetration resistance; crop residue management; soil density; penetration resistance; soil quality indicators; soil aggregation; macroporosity; subsoiling; soil physical quality

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Morton address: 38285031596926055 · morton4x16-v1

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