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Record 1 2001-07-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Plant and Crop Production
  • Soil Conservation
CONT

... Stubble land usually provides a more firm seedbed, and is therefore, most suitable. Stubble land worked the previous fall, leaving stubble on the surface to trap snow, is desirable. Flax planted after a legume crop is also a satisfactory rotation but flax after a summerfallow year may suffer from Rhizoctonia infection, particularly if the soil is loose.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Cultures (Agriculture)
  • Conservation des sols
CONT

[...] Une terre de chaume fournit habituellement un lit de semence plus ferme et convient donc davantage. Une terre de chaume labourée l'automne précédent de façon à laisser du chaume à la surface pour retenir la neige est souhaitable. Le lin peut également être planté après une légumineuse, mais pas après une jachère car il pourrait être infecté par la brûlure des plantules, surtout si le sol est meuble.

Spanish

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