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The Succession and Development of Conservation Tillage Techniques in Chinese Traditional Agriculture

Mingde Hao, Xiaorong Wei

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There are homemade conservation tillage techniques in Chinese traditional agriculture. Based on the succession of intensive cultivation techniques, we should integrate the advantages of conservation tillage techniques in traditional agriculture into modern agro-techniques so as to set up a soil tillage technique according to the various cases, therefore develop a comprehensive dryland farming technique system including agriculture, mechanism, and environment protection.

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There are homemade conservation tillage techniques in Chinese traditional agriculture. Based on the succession of intensive cultivation techniques, we should integrate the advantages of conservation tillage techniques in traditional agriculture into modern agro-techniques so as to set up a soil tillage technique according to the various cases, therefore develop a comprehensive dryland farming technique system including agriculture, mechanism, and environment protection.

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There are homemade conservation tillage techniques in Chinese traditional agriculture. Based on the succession of intensive cultivation techniques, we should integrate the advantages of conservation tillage techniques in traditional agriculture into modern agro-techniques so as to set up a soil tillage technique according to the various cases, therefore develop a comprehensive dryland farming technique system including agriculture, mechanism, and environment protection.

Key concepts: Tillage, Agriculture, Conservation agriculture, Ecological succession, Agroforestry, Soil conservation, Strip-till, Agricultural engineering

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