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Managing Soil Compaction on Flooded Fields

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MF1150 Managing Soil Compaction on Flooded Fields

by Randal K. Taylor Hans Kok

  • Published Date: Nov 1993
Rain pounding on soil surface may cause it to become extremely hard. This compaction can make planting crops difficult, especially on no-till fields.
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