Air Injection Of Organic Material During Deep Tillage To Improve The Quality Of Reconstructed Soil (26e16b26-7c7f-4a85-a00f-cf0c100b0264)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. J. Sweigard
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

Deep tillage is used widely as a Means of alleviating excessive soil compaction. There has been some concern that the voids created by deep tillage may collapse before a more natural soil structure develops, resulting in recompaction subsequent to deep tillage. A laboratory investigation was conducted to determine the feasibility of pneumatically injecting organic material into the voids during deep tillage to prevent any significant recompaction from occurring. Various amendments were injected into the soil in the laboratory using a small-scale ripping and injection system. Measurements were made of selected soil properties to evaluate the feasibility of this method.
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APA: R. J. Sweigard  (1993)  Air Injection Of Organic Material During Deep Tillage To Improve The Quality Of Reconstructed Soil (26e16b26-7c7f-4a85-a00f-cf0c100b0264)

MLA: R. J. Sweigard Air Injection Of Organic Material During Deep Tillage To Improve The Quality Of Reconstructed Soil (26e16b26-7c7f-4a85-a00f-cf0c100b0264). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1993.

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