Tillage practices

Emphasizes that resistance of the soil to plowing largely depends on the condition of the surface and good cover. Shows that land should be cultivated so that the surface is left covered with crop residues and that when cover is gone, tillage that leaves clods on the surface will reduce plowing temporarily. Explains that the cropping system should have growing crops or residue cover on the land during the time of high winds and that needed conservation practices should be installed. Shows the implements to use.

More in Preventing Wind Erosion on the Great Plains Series

  1. Economic problems 1958
  2. Planting grasses 1958
  3. Range grazing practices 1958
  4. Stubble mulch farming 1958
  5. Tillage practices 1958
  6. Tree windbreaks 1958

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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description