2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-4898(01)00004-0
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Soil strength as affected by tillage system and wheel traffic in wheat -corn rotation in central Anatolia

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“…The soil surface of the wheat field was compacted two or three times by tractor traffic after seeding in spring and soil compaction decreases the volume occupied by pores and increases the soil's bulk density and strength (Yavuzcan et al, 2002). The bulk density of the wheat field's soil to a depth of 0.10 m was 1.36 g cm À3 , which was larger than that (1.26 g cm À3 ) in the soybean field.…”
Section: Tillage and Land Use Practicesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The soil surface of the wheat field was compacted two or three times by tractor traffic after seeding in spring and soil compaction decreases the volume occupied by pores and increases the soil's bulk density and strength (Yavuzcan et al, 2002). The bulk density of the wheat field's soil to a depth of 0.10 m was 1.36 g cm À3 , which was larger than that (1.26 g cm À3 ) in the soybean field.…”
Section: Tillage and Land Use Practicesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…La labranza produce reducción en la resistencia mecánica del suelo, pero el tráfico vuelve a compactarlo hasta valores similares a los iniciales (Yavuzcan et al, 2002). Según Håkansson et al (1988) el tráfico sobre un suelo labrado produce una sobrecompactación en comparación con un suelo no labrado.…”
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