2011•Aspects of applied biologyRequires access

Effects of diverse and cereal-intensive crop rotations on crop yields and soil fertility - reflections after the first cycle of the Nafferton long-term trials.

JEAN M. COOPER, Marcin Barański, Andy Carmichael, Rachel Chapman, M. D. Eyre, Gavin Hall, L. Lueck, Leonidas Rempelos, Christoph Stephan Schmidt, Dominika Średnicka-Tober, PN Shotton, Catherine Tétard‐Jones, S. J. Wilcockson, Carlo Leifert, E. Stockdale, Christine A. Watson

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Key concepts: Agronomy, Crop rotation, Crop, Term (time), Soil fertility, Environmental science, Fertility, Crop yield