The Pegasus Rapid Plowdown System: A New Concept in Cotton Tillage
Gary W. Thacker, Wayne E. Coates
Abstract
Gary W. Thacker, Wayne E. Coates
Abstract
This new concept in tillage is to open a deep, temporary slot next to the cotton row and to insert the stalks and/or roots into the slot before the soil falls back in. The Pegasus Rapid Plow Down System is a relatively simple implement which offers good residue burial and reliability. Our limited field test data indicate that this invention requires less energy and field work time than conventional tillage systems.
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This new concept in tillage is to open a deep, temporary slot next to the cotton row and to insert the stalks and/or roots into the slot before the soil falls back in. The Pegasus Rapid Plow Down System is a relatively simple implement which offers good residue burial and reliability. Our limited field test data indicate that this invention requires less energy and field work time than conventional tillage systems.
Key concepts: Tillage, Strip-till, Mulch-till, Plough, Agricultural engineering, Minimum tillage, Mathematics, Environmental science