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Year-Round Tillage1

R. D. Dryden, C. Krishnamoorthy

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Weeds in farm fields are an important factor limiting crop production in India. Improved tillage practices after harvest and before planting would greatly reduce the weed problem in the cropping season.

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Weeds in farm fields are an important factor limiting crop production in India. Improved tillage practices after harvest and before planting would greatly reduce the weed problem in the cropping season.

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Weeds in farm fields are an important factor limiting crop production in India. Improved tillage practices after harvest and before planting would greatly reduce the weed problem in the cropping season.

Key concepts: Sowing, Tillage, Limiting, Crop, Weed, Forensic science, Cropping, Agronomy

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