Effects of Less-tillage and No-tillage of Maize with High Stubble on Soil Environment
LI Wei-tang
Abstract
LI Wei-tang
Abstract
The results of different tillage with many years showed that physiochemical traits of soil changed with different tillage measures. Furthermore, the volume weight of long-term and no-tillage soil was higher than continuous-tillage, the soil organic matter of long-term and no-tillage had been improved significantly than that of continuous-tillage and less-tillage, water of tillage layer of less-tillage and no-tillage was more than that of continuous-tillage. Moreover, soil organic matter of no-tillage was higher than continuous-tillage. However, there was no difference between less-tillage(5 years) and continuous-tillage(26 years), the yield of less-tillage and no-tillage had been improved with comparing of continuous.
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The results of different tillage with many years showed that physiochemical traits of soil changed with different tillage measures. Furthermore, the volume weight of long-term and no-tillage soil was higher than continuous-tillage, the soil organic matter of long-term and no-tillage had been improved significantly than that of continuous-tillage and less-tillage, water of tillage layer of less-tillage and no-tillage was more than that of continuous-tillage. Moreover, soil organic matter of no-tillage was higher than continuous-tillage. However, there was no difference between less-tillage(5 years) and continuous-tillage(26 years), the yield of less-tillage and no-tillage had been improved with comparing of continuous.
Key concepts: Tillage, Mulch-till, Agronomy, Minimum tillage, Conventional tillage, Environmental science, Strip-till, No-till farming