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Field Ecosystems
Cropping intensity and cover crops have gained momentum lately, so perhaps, it is appropriate to recap some of what we’ve learned so far, and how the pieces may best fit together.
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10/06/2008 | Technical Article
No Tillage & Mulch Cover
Rolf Derpsch has studied and consulted on no-till systems for 35 years, frequently traveling to far-flung places on his consultancies. He is one of the world’s foremost authorities on no-tillage cropping.
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28/04/2008 | Technical Article
Digital Technology and Farm Equipment
With the increased availability of GPS receivers and precision agriculture, farm equipment has reached the digital age.
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01/04/2008 | Technical Article
Models to Evaluate the Soil Carbon Balance in Cropping Systems
Growers are increasingly interested in participating in the emerging carbon trading market and managing their cropping systems to increase the potential for carbon sequestration in the soil.
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ver nota29/06/2008 | Editorial
Global cereal supply and demand indicators
The ratio of world cereal ending stocks in 2007/08 to the trend world cereal utilization in the following season is forecast to fall to 18.8 percent, the lowest in 3 decades.
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Restoring balance to carbon cycle
Like the water cycle, carbon takes different forms as it cycles through the ocean, land and atmosphere.
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The Ecological Footprint
It measures how much land and water area a human population requires to produce the resources it consumes and to absorb its wastes under prevailing technology.
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Biotech Crops experience remarkable dozen years of Double-Digit growth
Socio-economic benefits are becoming evident among resource-poor farmers. In 2007, biotech crop area grew 12 percent to reach 114.3 million hectares, the second highest area increase in the past five years.
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