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An economic evaluation of deep tillage to reduce soil compaction on crop-livestock farms in Western Australia

Published:1991-01 Issue:3 Volume:37 Page:291-307
ISSN:0308-521X
Container-title:Agricultural Systems
language:en
Short-container-title:Agricultural Systems

Author:

Abadi Ghadim Amir,Kingwell Ross,Pannell David

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Agronomy and Crop Science,Animal Science and Zoology

Reference23 articles.

1. Economic trade-off between pasture production and crop weed control;Abadi Ghadim;Agricultural Systems,1991

2. Summary of experimental results 1982;Bowden,1982

3. Soil hardpans and plant growth;Bowden;Journal of Agriculture, Western Australia,1985

4. Effect of deep tillage on soil physical properties and maize yields on coarse textured soils;Chaudhary;Soil Tillage Research,1985

5. Effect of deep ripping, the previous crop, and applied nitrogen on the growth and yield of a wheat crop;Delroy;Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture,1986

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