Zero-tillage cultivation of maize Roger Forshaw

Zero-tillage cultivation of maize Roger ForshawZero till cultivation of maize (Zea mays L.) is a relatively widely used production system whereby the only soil disturbance occurs with the seeding operation. The system aims to reduce erosion, improve soil physical attributes, decrease costs, and improve long term sustainability of maize cultivation. However, positive impacts from zero till maize cultivation do not always occur and it is important to understand which factors favour this system and

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