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Organic no-till farming: advancing no-till agriculture - crops, soils, equipment Moyer, Jeff

By: Publication details: Austin Acres USA 2011Description: xiv, 204 pISBN:
  • 9781601730176
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 631.58 M6O7
Summary: Organic No-Till Farming offers a map to an organic farming system that limits tillage, reduces labor, and improves soil structure. Based on the latest research by pioneering agriculturists, this book offers new technologies and tools based on sound biological principles, making it possible to reduce and even eliminate tillage. Field-tested over many seasons, these methods make cover crops into a source of fertility as well as a tool for weed management. As traditional tillage turns into rotational tillage, natural soil biology is maximized and synthetic inputs are minimized. For organic farmers who want to refine their practices and conventional farmers interested in new ideas, Organic No-Till Farming is indispensable. (http://www.acresusa.com/organic-no-till-farming)
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Table of Contents:

1 No-till basics
2 The organic no-till farm
3 The search for organic no-till
4 The roller/crimper: the right tool for the job
5 The organic no-till planter & other no-till tools
6 Meet the no-till research partners
7 Cover Crops: The foundation of organic no-till
8 Building soils for your organic no-till crops
9 No-till financial planning
10 Roller/Crimpers around the world
11 Roller/Crimper gallery

Organic No-Till Farming offers a map to an organic farming system that limits tillage, reduces labor, and improves soil structure. Based on the latest research by pioneering agriculturists, this book offers new technologies and tools based on sound biological principles, making it possible to reduce and even eliminate tillage. Field-tested over many seasons, these methods make cover crops into a source of fertility as well as a tool for weed management. As traditional tillage turns into rotational tillage, natural soil biology is maximized and synthetic inputs are minimized. For organic farmers who want to refine their practices and conventional farmers interested in new ideas, Organic No-Till Farming is indispensable.

(http://www.acresusa.com/organic-no-till-farming)

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