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Soil Compaction—Problems and Solutions

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AF115 Soil Compaction—Problems and Solutions

by Hans Kok Randal K. Taylor Ray E. Lamond

  • Published Date: Feb 1984
  • Revision Date: Jul 1996
Soil compaction has become more of a problem in recent years due to increased equipment size and lack of crop rotations. More tillage passes may be needed to control weeds and bury residue. 4-page, 2-color.
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