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Rotations and Cultural Practices

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MF2908 Rotations and Cultural Practices

by Kraig L. Roozeboom et al.

  • Published Date: Oct 2009
A crop rotation system with optimal intensity and diversity is important for success with no-till. The full advantage of no-till may not be realized for several years. 8-page, color.
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