Claim · model-written summary
Zero tillage soil has the lowest porosity relative to conventional management.
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e0“The soil under ZT has the lowest porosity as compared to conventional management practices”
Title
TRIDIV GHOSH; PRAGATI PRAMANIK MAITY; T K DAS; et al. The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 2020. doi:10.56093/ijas.v90i11.108558
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- Observation Conservation agriculture practices affect crop yield.
- Observation Conservation agriculture increases soil water infiltration.
- Observation Conservation agriculture reduces water runoff and soil loss.
- Observation Conservation agriculture reduces evaporation loss.
- Observation Conservation agriculture practices can reduce soil compaction constraints.
- Observation Six to ten years of conservation agriculture improves soil structure, porosity and pore size distribution.
- Observation Conventionally tilled soil frequently has the highest porosity and maximum connected pores.