Agronomy Journal · 1960 · 14 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAgronomySoil SciencesCrop ManagementCropping SystemsErosion ControlCrop RotationFallow ManagementIrrigated Cropping SystemsRunoff ControlSoil ErosionSoil Erosion ControlCrop Rotation ImpactsFallow CroppingFallow RotationFallowing SystemsSoil Erosion Reduction
Synopsis Crop rotations that include legume‐grass sod crops are more effective for runoff and erosion control, soil organic matter maintenance, and high wheat yields than the unfertilized pea‐wheat and fallow‐wheat systems. Summer fallowing causes the largest erosion losses and the most rapid depletion of organic matter.