Sustainable Dryland Farming

Browse CROPSYS on legume and crop rotation

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Alberta (1)	Australia (2)	Austrian winter peas (1)
CO (1)	Canada (2)	Europe (1)
ID (10)	MN (1)	MT (9)
New Zealand (1)	PALS (1)	Pacific Northwest (1)
Palouse (2)	SD (1)	Saskatchewan (3)
UT (1)	WA (13)	WY (4)
alfalfa (3)	alternate crop (2)	annual legumes (1)
barley (2)	black medic (3)	chickpea (2)
conservation (1)	conservation tillage (1)	cover crop (2)
crop rotation (53)	cropping systems (1)	disease (1)
dryland farming (1)	economics (4)	energy use (1)
erosion (3)	fababean (1)	fallow replacement (3)
fallow substitute (1)	farmer (1)	fertility (2)
fertility management (1)	grain (1)	grain legumes (1)
grass (6)	green manure (14)	herbicide screening (1)
intercropping (2)	lentil (2)	ley farming (3)
lupine (1)	manure (1)	microbial effects (1)
moisture (4)	moisture depletion (1)	nitrogen (4)
nitrogen equivalent (5)	nitrogen fertility (1)	nitrogen fixation (5)
nitrogen mineralization (1)	nitrogen recovery (1)	organic matter (1)
pea (4)	pulse crops (3)	residue management (2)
rhizosphere effects (1)	rotation effect (1)	soil biology (1)
soil fumigation (1)	soil moisture depletion (2)	soil quality (5)
soil structure (1)	sweetclover (4)	tillage (2)
varieties (1)	water use (1)	water use efficiency (1)
weed (1)	weed control (1)	wheat (5)
white lupin (1)	winter lentil (1)	winter pea (2)

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