Soil management practices and benefits in Conservation Agriculture systems Dr Dmitriy Smolensky

Soil management practices and benefits in Conservation Agriculture systems Dr Dmitriy SmolenskyConservation Agriculture (CA) is known to deliver ecosystem services, maintain the soil potential productivity and improve the resource use efficiency as well as the natural resources. It adapts to and mitigates climate change and leads to a more efficient use of inputs hence reducing production costs. This chapter describes the principles of Conservation Agriculture, including soil management. The chapter examines the concepts of no tillage

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