Soils Lose Water Absorption With Continued Cultivation
Long term Illinois tests show soils lose rainfall soaking capacity after decades of cultivation. Comparison of two four year rotations with residues returned and no lime or fertilizer shows sod keeps soil structure best. clover rotation fares better than corn.
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R. S. Stauffer
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Urbana
Grass and Legume Sod Improve Soil Tilth in Rotations
Tests show grass sod absorbs water faster than clover and corn rotations. Clover and grass plots have higher organic matter and air spaces, reducing runoff and soil erosion. A good rotation remains the best method to maintain soil tilth and fertility.
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Stauffer
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