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Runoff and soil loss on different tillage systems in growing arable crops

Runoff and soil loss on different tillage systems in growing arable crops. Kisic I., Basic F., Nestroy, O. 28 May, 2005. 2 September, 2005. Check treatment.

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Runoff and soil loss on different tillage systems in growing arable crops

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  1. Runoff and soil loss on different tillage systems in growing arable crops Kisic I., Basic F., Nestroy, O.

  2. 28 May, 2005. 2 September, 2005. Checktreatment

  3. The trial was set up in the summer of 1994, on arable land of the Poljodar near Daruvar. The experimental station consists of the following plots: 1. Check-standard plot–black fallow, 2. Ploughing up/down the slope, 3. No-tillage, 4. Ploughing across the slope, 5. Ploughing to 50 cm across the slope, 6. Subsoiling to 50 cm + ploughing across the slope. MATERIALS AND METHODS

  4. Experimental plot Enclosed plot 22,1 x 1,87 m, 9% Colector of soil suspension Container for retaining and separation of soil suspension Container for filtration of soil suspension on water and soil Tank for water Creator: Prof. Othmar Nestroy, Graz, Austria. Godollo, May 4, 2009.

  5. Nature soil Run off & Soil loss Tank for water August 26. 2008.

  6. Vienna, Austria

  7. On experimental plots (except for the check treatment - black fallow), crops were grown in the following crop sequence: 1995, 2000; 2008; 2012 maize, 1996; 2001; 2005; 2009 - soybean, 1996/97; 2001/02; 2005/06 - winter wheat, 1997/98; 2002/03; 2006/07; 2010/11 - oil seed rape 1998/99; 2003/04; 2009/10 “double crop” (spring barley with soybean).

  8. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION (average 17 years)

  9. Source: Auerswald & Schmidt, 1986; Kisić et al., 2006

  10. BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  11. Erosion risk on different tillage treatments in growing spring row crops(maize: 1995; 2000 & 2008 and soybean: 1996; 2001; 2005 & 2009) BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  12. Erosion risk on different tillage treatments in growing autumn crops(winter wheat: 1996/97; 2005/06 & 2001/02 and oil rape: 1997/98; 2002/03; 2006/07) BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  13. Erosion risk on different tillage treatments in crop rotation 1994-2011 (ALL CROPS) BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  14. BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  15. Conclusions 1: BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

  16. Conclusions 2: BALWOIS, Ohrid Macedonia, 28.05.2012

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