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Green Manure/Cover Crops and Crop Rotation in Conservation Agriculture on Small Farms

Handbook / Manual Out of Print
Series: Integrated Crop Management Volume: 12
By: FAO
106 pages
Green Manure/Cover Crops and Crop Rotation in Conservation Agriculture on Small Farms
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  • Green Manure/Cover Crops and Crop Rotation in Conservation Agriculture on Small Farms ISBN: 9789251068564 Paperback Jul 2011 Out of Print #192865
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The objective of this publication is to offer a reference material for extensionists, professors, agronomy students, technicians in general, and for farmers themselves. Through information that is up-to-date and richly illustrated, it strives to facilitate the adoption and diffusion of No-Tillage, the use of green manures, and the practice of crop rotation on small farms. The publication describes the principal species of green manures and, at the same time, informs in detail how to insert green manures into small farm production systems according to soil fertility and major crops. It also analyzes the economic implication of these practices.

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Handbook / Manual Out of Print
Series: Integrated Crop Management Volume: 12
By: FAO
106 pages
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