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Date: 2014-07-30 19:08:56
Agricultural soil science
Agronomy
Sustainable agriculture
Energy crops
Environmental soil science
Tillage
No-till farming
Universal Soil Loss Equation
Mulch
Agriculture
Soil science
Land management

FULTON 2013 Cropland Tillage Data - Corn No-Till * (4%) = 4200 ac Mulch Till (4%) = 4200 ac Reduced Till (18%) = 18900 ac Conventional (74%) = 77700 ac

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