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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"green manure"”.

  1. High Population Corn (Zea Mays L.) for Forage and Green Manure

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  2. Economic Impact Analysis of Mixed-Species Green Manure on Organic Tomato: Evidence from the Northeastern United States

    … affecting the decision to adopt mixed species green manure technology indicated that farmer experiences in organic production, farmer age, access to the internet access, and farmers’ perceptions about the benefits of using mixed species green manures were significant factors. Each variables and …

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  3. Effects of green manure cover crops on weed population, peal, millet and maize productivity under conservation agriculture in Liselo and Mashare Namibia

    … improve their productivity. The integration of green manure cover crops (GMCCs) as rotational crops has been investigated to great lengths in Latin America and reported to improve productivity but information on their use is still scarce in Namibia. Two experiments were set up at two sites, …

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  4. Plant Medicine: The Use of Medicinal Plants as Green Manures in the Treatment of Streptomyces scabies Infection and Potato Scab Disease

    … the use of medicinal plant species as organic green manure treatments against potato scab disease was evaluated in field studies. Green manure applications of calendula (<em>Calendula</em> <em>officinalis</em> <em>resina</em>) and comfrey (<em>Symphytum</em> <em>officinale</em>) simultaneous to …

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  5. Soil quality and nitrogen cycling dynamics altered by fertility amendments in intensively managed vegetable production systems

    … denitrification activity. Urea, chicken litter, green manure (fall seeded hairy vetch (Vicia villosa Roth) plus alfalfa meal), and an unfertilized control were repeatedly applied in a high tunnel and adjacent open field plot at the Meigs Horticulture farm over a period of three growing seasons …

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  6. Effects of Soybean Cultivars and Planting Dates on Biomass Production

    … toward seed production rather than forage or green manure production. Recent environmental concerns have resulted in renewed interest in the use of organic matter in agriculture. The objective of the present investigation was to determine the effects of cultivar maturity differences and …

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  7. Intercropping dynamics in a perennial Kernza cropping system

    … the provisioning of N from alfalfa utilized as a green manure. A nitrogen tracer was taken up by the alfalfa, which was mulched and applied to the Kernza and oak as a green manure alongside a control where no mulch was applied. Over one year, N transfer was documented from the alfalfa to the …

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  8. An economic analysis of low-input agriculture as a groundwater protection strategy

    … high to be politically feasible, and the use of green-manure crops would require a 100 percent annual subsidy of those crops. A proposed base flexibility program caused more intensive use of conventional chemicals because of the limited number of eligible crops. Low-input agriculture has promised …

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