Abstract

ABSTRACT A strip-till planting system has been developed in which tilling the planting strips, application of fer-tilizers and herbicides, and seeding can be accomplished simultaneously thereby reducing the number of field operations required. Tillage depths of up to 180 mm were achieved using a modified rotary tiller making it possible to plant in moist soil that would normally be below the working depth of currently available seeding equipment. Grain yields compared favorably with those obtained using the conventional bare fallow and stubble mulch tillage systems each of which involved four times as many field operations during the two-year crop cycle.

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