Continuous application of direct sowing Traffic effect on subsoil compaction and maize [Zea mays L.] yields in Argentinean Pampas

Our main objective was to evaluate the effect of subsoil compaction on maize [Zea mays L.] yields. This work was performed on clayey soil and on loamy Entic Haplustoll soil. Three types of direct sowing [DS] equipment [heavy load [HL], medium load [ML] and light load [LL]] were utilised. We hypothes...

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