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Abstract
Historically, tobacco producers have relied heavily on surface tillage to prepare fields for transplanting. This typically involved moldboard plowing, followed by several secondary tillage operations, such as discing then leveling with a soil finisher. Transplanter developments and modifications in the late 1990’s, coupled with new chemicals for weed control, made no-till (NT) tobacco a viable option for tobacco producers in Kentucky (KY).
Publication Date
2012
Volume
1
Number
2
Digital Object Identifier
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/PSSRR.2012.2
Repository Citation
Ritchey, Edwin L.; Pearce, Robert C.; and Grove, John H., "Tillage and Subsoiling Effects on Soil Compaction and Yield of Burley Tobacco" (2012). Plant and Soil Sciences Research Report. 4.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_reports/4
