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CT and NT produced similar soybean yield.
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e0“Weed control, total weed biomass, and soybean yield were similar for CT and NT systems.”
Title
Weed Control and Economic Comparisons in Soybean Planting Systems
Krishna N. Reddy Journal of Sustainable Agriculture 2002. doi:10.1300/j064v21n02_04
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Observation Control of eight major weeds reached at least 82% across planting systems.
- Intervention effect NR-HD soybean had 65% less weed biomass than MR-MD 10 weeks after planting.
- Intervention effect NR-HD soybean had 78% less weed biomass than WR-LD 10 weeks after planting.
- Intervention effect NR-HD soybean yielded 8% more than MR-MD.
- Intervention effect NR-HD soybean yielded 27% more than WR-LD.
- Intervention effect Net returns were similar for NR-HD and MR-MD.
- Intervention effect Net returns for NR-HD and MR-MD exceeded WR-LD.
- Observation Control of weed species other than yellow nutsedge was at least 90% across herbicide programs.
- Observation Yellow nutsedge control ranged from 85% to 91% among herbicide programs.
- Intervention effect PRE + POST reduced weed biomass relative to PRE alone.
- Intervention effect PRE + POST reduced weed biomass relative to POST alone.
- Intervention effect PRE + POST produced higher soybean yield than single-timing herbicide programs.
- Intervention effect PRE alone reduced soybean yield by 9% to 10% relative to PRE + POST.
- Intervention effect POST alone reduced soybean yield by 9% to 10% relative to PRE + POST.
- Intervention effect PRE + POST had lower net returns than PRE only.
- Intervention effect PRE + POST had lower net returns than POST only.
- Intervention effect CT and NT had similar weed control and weed biomass.
- Mechanism Improved weed control partly explained the NR-HD yield advantage.