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Minimum tillage practices affect disease and yield of lettuce

authors

Louise E. Jackson
Irenee R. Ramirez, UC Davis
Israel Morales
Steven T. Koike

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California Agriculture 56(1):35-40. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v056n01p35. January-February 2002.

Summary

Deep minimum tillage provided better yields and less lettuce drop disease, but tended to decrease soil organic matter, compared to shallow tillage.

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