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Here is the abstract of a major review article from 2006/2007 in Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, "Tillage and soil carbon sequestration -- What do we really know?"
Joseph Romm: McCain Climate Plan a Fraud, Relies on Unlimited Hot Air 2008
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Tillage often damages soil structure, and the loss of biodiversity may increase nutrient leaching.
Ecosystems and Human Well-being Synthesis~ Appendix A. Ecosystem Service Reports 2008
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His pride is in his Tillage, his Horses and his Cart:
The Compleat Angler 2007
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Tillage -- the cultivated fields belonging to a Manage, usually
Archive 2004-08-08 Maggie Jochild 2004
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Tillage -- the cultivated fields belonging to a Manage, usually
PYA: GLOSSARY FROM SKENISH TO ENGLISH Maggie Jochild 2004
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Works have been written upon these subjects by various persons; for example, by Chares the Parian, and Apollodorus the Lemnian, who have treated of Tillage and Planting, while others have treated of other branches; any one who cares for such matters may refer to their writings.
Politics Aristotle 2002
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Time of Tillage: a. Plowing, like planting, is sensitive to moisture and neither should be done when soil is either too wet or dry.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996
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Tillage must be repeated after each rain to restore the discontinuity.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996
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Purposes of Tillage Operations: a. To produce a rough, cloddy surface that will increase moisture absorption and reduce runoff, as well as erosion from wind and water.
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture 1996
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Tillage was not done in ricefields in which fish were raised.
Chapter 4 1995
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