...meros project focused on cultivation techniques that reduce erosion on-site, such as non-inversion tillage, strip-till and ridges. Upon farmers’ suggestions, also measures that were not on the offi...
...ich benefits soil structure. The effects on crop yield were found to be highly variable. Deep soil tillage is quickly resorted to for remediating soil compaction, but it now appears that its impact...
...or new emission factors for green cover crops, leguminous fodder crops, straw residue retention, tillage, irrigation, and agroforestry. ILVO's research showed that a higher proportion of leguminous...
... and economic feasibility of food forests. Multi-annual plant combinations, minimal inputs and soil tillage, combining closed cycles with short chain is indeed a challenge. The most concrete result...
...s of crop and green manure, and sowing time. Under-seeding of green manures and the use of no-till tillage may allow faster seeding after green cover crops; this and other practices are evaluated. ...
... Bird's-foot and meadow grass now appear almost all year round and true camomile appears after soil tillage until late in the autumn. In winter cereals, these weeds are difficult to control, but al...
Direct seeding in arable farming, as an alternative to intensive and deep tillage, is the focus of this project. The aim is to bring together in an operational group a number of pioneering farmers.
...aining control options for conventional and organic cultivation are being evaluated: ground cover, tillage, variety selection, and biological and chemical pesticides. The project aims to develop a ...
...ions are investigated to maintain or increase the quality and production of turf (i.e., aeration, tillage, and renewal).Relevance/ValorizationFlanders aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in...
...cultivation techniques: adding soil amendments rich in OM, reducing OM losses from the soil due to tillage, and increasing OM through the use of cover crops and intercropping. Evaluation is conduct...
How do adapted soil management practices, particularly mulching and reduced tillage, affect water evaporation, infiltration and retention, as an adaptation mechanism against extreme weather conditions