Adel El Titi
Abstract
Soil tillage is defined as mechanical or soil-stirring actions exerted on soil to modify soil conditions for the purpose of nurturing crops. The aim of these actions is to provide a suitable environment for seed germination and crop root development while suppressing weeds, controlling soil erosion, and maintaining adequate soil moisture.
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Soil tillage is defined as mechanical or soil-stirring actions exerted on soil to modify soil conditions for the purpose of nurturing crops. The aim of these actions is to provide a suitable environment for seed germination and crop root development while suppressing weeds, controlling soil erosion, and maintaining adequate soil moisture.
Key concepts: Tillage, Environmental science, Agricultural engineering, Agronomy, Engineering, Biology