Cultivated soils that have been put into sod experience an improvement in soil structural
properties. This study was conducted to determine the effect of tillage systems on …

Tillage techniques have been linked to the formation of tillage pans, which cause reduced
infiltration capacity and increased runoff and erosion. Reduced infiltration is especially …

Three tillage treatments were evaluated over a 4-yr period for their effects on runoff and soil
loss under natural precipitation on a Donnelly silt loam soil (Solonetzic Gray Luvisol) near …

Surface runoff and soil loss under natural rainfall were studied for cotton growth under three
tillage systems on small plots in Alabama's Tennessee Valley. Conventional tillage resulted …

Abstract Information on the combined effects of deep or no‐tillage together with furrow dikes
(small earthen dams constructed in the furrow) on water conservation in semiarid regions is …

Runoff and soil loss data were collected from seven cropping and tillage treatments over a
12-year period (1983–1994) from 28 (3.2 m wide by 27.4 m long) natural rainfall erosion …

Simulated rainfall trials were conducted immediately after planting during the third crop year
in a continuous-corn rotation of an established tillage experiment designed to evaluate the …

Adoption of soil resource management and agricultural practices that seek to conserve soil
and water resources and minimize environmental degradation is attracting overwhelming …

The effect of tillage on soil water conservation was investigated by conducting field and
laboratory experiments. The field experiment consisted of four tillage treatments, namely …

After 7 years of conventional-and no-till for soybeans on a silt loam soil, replicate plots were
tilled alike to produce similar surface conditions for erosion evaluation. Three consecutive …