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Title | Durum Wheat Yield And Quality In A No-Tillage Experiment |
Abstract | Soil fertility, due to soil erosion and organic matter depletion, is the biggest sustainability challenge for conventional tillage in dryland agriculture of Southern Italy and the adoption of no tillage practices can address these issue (Troccoli et al., 2015). No tillage and residues management are widely considered the most important conservation agriculture practices as alternatives to conventional ploughing and tillage disturbance (Gristina et al., 2018).However, although direct seeding and residues surface disposal increase water holding capacity, crop yield resulted often limited in the transition period. Soil physical, chemical and microbiological changes, typically long term effects, occur in the 3-5 years range from the beginning of tillage management (Colecchia et al., 2015). Aim of this work is to assess the response to two different soil tillage management in a Vertisol of Southern Italy of durum wheat grain yield and quality in a 4-year experiment. |
Source | XLVII Conference of the Italian Society for Agronomy, Marsala, 12-14 September 2018 |
Keywords | Soil fertilityNo-TillageAridity Index |
Year | 2018 |
Type | Contributo in atti di convegno |
Authors | Michele Rinaldi, Antonio Troccoli, Angelo Pio De Santis, Salvatore Antonio Colecchia, Emanuele Barca |
Text | 428844 2018 Soil fertility No Tillage Aridity Index Durum Wheat Yield And Quality In A No Tillage Experiment Michele Rinaldi, Antonio Troccoli, Angelo Pio De Santis, Salvatore Antonio Colecchia, Emanuele Barca ENTECRA, CNR IRSA Soil fertility, due to soil erosion and organic matter depletion, is the biggest sustainability challenge for conventional tillage in dryland agriculture of Southern Italy and the adoption of no tillage practices can address these issue Troccoli et al., 2015 . No tillage and residues management are widely considered the most important conservation agriculture practices as alternatives to conventional ploughing and tillage disturbance Gristina et al., 2018 .However, although direct seeding and residues surface disposal increase water holding capacity, crop yield resulted often limited in the transition period. Soil physical, chemical and microbiological changes, typically long term effects, occur in the 3 5 years range from the beginning of tillage management Colecchia et al., 2015 . Aim of this work is to assess the response to two different soil tillage management in a Vertisol of Southern Italy of durum wheat grain yield and quality in a 4 year experiment. 978 88 904387 4 5 Published version XLVII Conference of the Italian Society for Agronomy Marsala 12 14 September 2018 Internazionale Contributo Contributo in atti di convegno emanuele.barca BARCA EMANUELE |