Experimental assessment of runoff and soil erosion in an olive grove on a Vertic soil in southern Spain as affected by soil management
Abstract. Three different management systems were compared in an olive grove on a Vertic soil, near the city of Cordoba, Spain. Rainfall, runoff and soil loss were recorded from experimental plots of 6×12 m for three years. Results indicated that the no-tillage system, which was kept weed-free with...
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