Agricultural and Biological Sciences
a year ago

Revolutionize Soil Health: No Tillage Reduces Soil Loss in Central India

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change
Effect of Tillage Management and Soil Slope on Annual Soil Loss under Cereal Crops in Central India
Urwashi Manekar, Surendra Kumar Sharma, Shailendra Trivedi, Harimohan Meena

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Soil erosion can harm crop growth by reducing soil fertility and water availability. Different tillage methods and slopes affect soil loss under cereal crops in central India. No tillage reduces soil loss the most, while conventional tillage causes the most soil loss. Soil loss decreases on gentler slopes. Bararia soil is most vulnerable to soil loss, while Dhodar soil is more resistant.