ECOLOGICALLY-SOUND PEST, WATER AND SOIL MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
FOR NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS CROPPING SYSTEMS Location:
Agricultural Systems Research Unit Title: Spatial and Temporal
Variations of Soil Penetration Resistance across Rows of
Sugarbeet under Two Tillage Systems Submitted to: Meeting
Abstract Publication Type: Abstract Only Publication Acceptance
Date: March 4, 2010 Publication Date: April 23, 2010 Citation:
Jabro, J.D., Stevens, W.B., Evans, R.G., Iversen, W.M. 2010.
Spatial and Temporal Variations of Soil Penetration Resistance
across Rows of Sugarbeet under Two Tillage Systems. In:
Geophysical Research Abstracts, Vol. 12, EGU2010-1206. 2010 EGU
General Assembly, May 2-5, Vienna, Austria. Cd-Rom. Soil
compaction has detrimental effects on soil quality and root
growth. Soil compaction due to cultural operations is an
acknowledged problem by growers in the northern Great Plains,
USA. A field study was conducted near Sidney, MT, USA in 2007 to
evaluate spatial and temporal variations of penetration res