Claim · model-written summary
Year and tillage significantly affected maize yields.
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e0“maize yields that were significantly affected by year and tillage”
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Title
M. Knežević; M. Đurkić; I. Knežević; et al. Plant Soil and Environment 2003. doi:10.17221/4117-pse
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- Intervention effect Tillage significantly affected total weed density.
- Observation Untreated mouldboard plots had 204 weeds.
- Observation Chisel ploughing had 372 weeds per square meter.
- Observation Disk harrowing had 421 weeds per square meter.
- Intervention effect Atrazine-free combinations gave 95–96% weed control efficacy similar to the standard mixture.
- Intervention effect Half-rate band spraying with mechanical control reduced weeds by 83–87%.
- Intervention effect Weed control methods did not affect maize yields.
- Intervention effect Mouldboard ploughing produced the highest maize yield of 10.2 t/ha.
- Intervention effect Chisel ploughing depressed maize yield by 10% compared with mouldboard ploughing.
- Intervention effect Disk harrowing depressed maize yield by 22% compared with mouldboard ploughing.