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Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Southern Conservation Tillage Conference for Sustainable Agriculture

Energy Relationships in Minimum Tillage Systems

19 June, 1980, Gainesville, Florida

 

Suggested reference: Gallaher, R.N. (ed.). 19880. Proc. 3rd Annual No-Tillage Systems Conference. Williston, Florida 19 June 1980. Inst. Food & Agri. Sci., Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

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Complete Proceedings

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Pest Management Decisions in No-Tillage Agriculture (J.N. All)

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Minimum Tillage - One County Agent's View Point (J.A. Baldwin)

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Breeding Small Grains: Minimum Tillage and Energy Implications (R.D. Barnett, P.. Pfahler, and H.H. Luke)

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Conservation of Energy in No-Tillage Systems by Management of Nitrogen (R.L. Blevins, W.W. Frye, and M.J. Bitzer)

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Double Cropping Soybeans Succeeding Soybeans in Florida (K.J. Boote)

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Weed Control Programs for No-Tillage Soybeans (B.J. Brecke)

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Deeper Rooting in Minimum Tillage to Conserve Energy (R.B. Campbell)

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Fuel Consumption and Power Requirements for Tillage Operations (R.P. Chromwell, J.M. Stanley, R.N. Gallaher, and D.L. Wright)

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Herbicide Tolerance and Wild Radish Control in Lupine and Vetch (G.R. England, W.L. Currey, and R.N. Gallaher)

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Weed Control for No-Tillage Soybeans in Rye Straw (R.N. Gallaher and W.L. Currey)

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Subsoiling and Minimum Tillage of Corn on Florida Flatwood Soil (R.N. Gallaher and W.R. Ocumpaugh)

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Comparisons of Energy Requirements for Weed Control in Conventional and No-Tillage Soybeans (J.M. Goette, W.L. Currey, B.J. Brecke, M.B. Green, and R.C. Fluck)

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Are No-Tillage Mulit-Cropping Production Methods Profitable for Florida Farmers? (D.L. Gunter, N.C. McCabe and R.N. Gallaher)

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Alternative Tillage in Jefferson County, Florida (L.A. Halsey and Phil Worley)

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Minimum Tillage Demonstration Project Agricultural Conservation Program (ACP) (Betty Jones)

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Establishment of Legumes in Bahia Grass Sod (R.S. Kalmbacher)

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Conservation Tillage Systems in Florida - SCS Viewpoint (J.D. Lawrence)

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Pest Insects as Affected by Tillage Methods in Soybeans, Corn, and Sorghum (K.-M. Lema, R.N. Gallaher and S.L. Poe)

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No-Tillage in North Carolina (W.M. Lewis, A.D. Worsham, G.C. Naderman, and E.G. Krenzer)

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The Influence of Minimum Tillage on Populations of Soilborn Fungi, Endomyiorrhizal Fungi, and Nematodes in Oats and Vetch (D.J. Mitchell, N.C. Schenck, D.W. Dickson, and R.N Gallaher)

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Seeding and Reseeding of Cool-Season Forages in North Florida (G.M. Prine)

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Subsoiling: Minimum Tillage and Energy Implications (F.M Rhoads and D.L. Wright)

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Minimum Tillage of Corn in Perennial Sod: A Three-Year Study with Energy Implications (W.K. Robertson, R.N. Gallaher, and G.M Prine)

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No-Tillage Versus Conventional Tillage Corn in Bahia Grass Sod with Soybeans Following (R.L. Stanley, Jr. and R.N. Gallaher)

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No-Tillage in Florida From A Farmers Viewpoint (D. Stephens)

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Postemergence Directed Spray Equipment and Calibration (D.H. Teem)

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Soil and Water Conservation Through Double Cropping (F.D. Tompkins, C.H. Shelton, and C.R. Graves)

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Soil Fertility and Its Relationship to Crop Production Cost in No-Tillage Systems (J.T. Touchton)

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Reducing Energy Inputs Into No-Tillage Systems (A.C. Trouse, Jr. and Carl A. Reaves)

162 kb)

Effect of Plant Population on Yield, Disease and other Parameters of Soybeans Planted No-Till and Conventionally (D.L. Wright, F.M Shokes, and W.B. Tappan)

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Cover

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Preface (R.N. Gallaher)

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Table of Contents

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