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Soil compaction by tractors: Irrigated soils may suffer from low water penetration limiting root development and reducing plant growth

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L. D. Doneen, University of California College of Agriculture

D. W. Henderson, University of California College of Agriculture
G. V. Ferry, University of California College of Agriculture

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California Agriculture 6(9):7-8.

Published September 01, 1952

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Abstract

The soil compaction problem can not be solved quickly by short-term means; it requires preventive long-range soil management.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 745A

Soil compaction by tractors: Irrigated soils may suffer from low water penetration limiting root development and reducing plant growth

L. D. Doneen, D. W. Henderson, G. V. Ferry

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Soil compaction by tractors: Irrigated soils may suffer from low water penetration limiting root development and reducing plant growth California Agriculture > Volume 6 > Number 9 > research article < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > < Previous \| Table of Contents \| Next > Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors Abstract Full text Author notes References PDF Citation Authors L. D. Doneen, University of California College of Agriculture D. W. Henderson, University of California College of Agriculture G. V. Ferry, University of California College of Agriculture Publication Information California Agriculture 6(9):7-8. Published September 01, 1952 PDF \| Citation \| Permissions Author Affiliations show L. D. Doneen is Lecturer in Irrigation, University of California College of Agriculture, Davis; D. W. Henderson is Instructor in Irrigation, University of California College of Agriculture, Davrs; G. V. Ferry is Farm Advisor, Kern County, University of California College of Agriculture; Abstract The soil compaction problem can not be solved quickly by short-term means; it requires preventive long-range soil management. Full text Full text is available in PDF. Author notes The above progress report is based on Research Project No. 745A Doneen L, Henderson D, Ferry G. 1952. Soil compaction by tractors: Irrigated soils may suffer from low water penetration limiting root development and reducing plant growth. Calif Agr 6(9):7-8. Download citation as .RIS

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