Deep tillage is even more deleterious to the world's topsoil supply than previously believed. For example, farmers who till deeply are ten times more likely to lose topsoil to erosion than are farmers who use no-till methods. Results like these make it clear that farmers who now till deeply should strive, by using other topsoil aeration techniques, to incorporate no-till methodsinstead.
My understanding from the lastline:
"Famers DONOT want to STOP deep-till and incorporate no-till method, INSTEAD they come up with topsoil aeration technique TO AVOID EROSION"
Pre Thinking: As they do not want to stop using deep-till, that must be the most efficient way for the crops, even though it cause soil erosion (that can be avoided by using topsoil aeration techniques).
Something GOOD with deep-till technique.
I was looking for option which says good about deep-till.
Option C) Tilling by any method other than deep tillage is not a viableoption.
Bang-On
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My understanding from the lastline:
"Famers DONOT want to STOP deep-till and incorporate no-till method, INSTEAD they come up with topsoil aeration technique TO AVOID EROSION"
Pre Thinking: As they do not want to stop using deep-till, that must be the most efficient way for the crops, even though it cause soil erosion (that can be avoided by using topsoil aeration techniques).
Something GOOD with deep-till technique.
I was looking for option which says good about deep-till.
Option C) Tilling by any method other than deep tillage is not a viableoption.
Bang-On
You can look for other
...
Statistics : Posted by HarishD • on 13 Mar 2024, 06:15 • Replies 10 • Views 1118





