Controlled Traffic Farming (CTF) value to low rainfall croppers; especially using deep tillage Dr Paul Blackwell and Stephen Davies, Research Officers, DAFWA Aims 1. Evaluate financial penalties from yield and grain qual

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Date: 2013-07-11 04:58:17 Crops Agricultural soil science Controlled Traffic Farming Soil Tillage Plough Sowing Crop yield Wheat Agriculture Land management Agronomy		Controlled Traffic Farming (CTF) value to low rainfall croppers; especially using deep tillage Dr Paul Blackwell and Stephen Davies, Research Officers, DAFWA Aims 1. Evaluate financial penalties from yield and grain qual Add to Reading List Source URL: www.liebegroup.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 726,73 KB Share Document on Facebook

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