EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS

Mert Acar; İsmail Çelik; Hikmet Günal

EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS

Year 2017, Issue: 17, 98 - 108, 01.07.2017

https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA

Abstract

– Agricultural practices conserving soil water are needed to sustain agricultural production under changing climate. Long-term effects of six different tillage systems on soil water content (SWC) and wheat yield were investigated in a clayey soil of the Çukurova region, Turkey. The tillage treatments were; conventional tillage with stubble (moldboard plowing) (CT1), conventional tillage with stubbles burned (CT2), heavy disc harrow reduced tillage (RT1), rototiller reduced tillage (RT2), heavy disc harrow zero soil tillage (RNT) and no till or zero tillage (NT). Soil moisture content was measured at different times of the rainfed wheat production season in 2014-2015. Tillage practices had statistically important effects on SWC on 6 February, 9 March, 17 April and 8 May 2015. Although moisture values measured on February, 6 and March, 9 were optimal for plant growth, SWC under conservation tillage practices were higher compared to conventional tillage practices. However, tillage practices had no significant effect on the wheat yield. These results showed that reduced and no-tillage practices can be alternative to conventional tillage practices under Mediterranean conditions

Keywords

– Soil tillage , Soil water content , Wheat yield , Mediterranean

Year 2017, Issue: 17, 98 - 108, 01.07.2017

Mert Acar İsmail Çelik Hikmet Günal

https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA

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Other ID	JA84AM55NR
Authors	Mert Acar This is me İsmail Çelik This is me Hikmet Günal
Submission Date	July 1, 2017
Publication Date	July 1, 2017
IZ	https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA
Published in Issue	Year 2017 Issue: 17

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APA	Acar, M., Çelik, İ., & Günal, H. (2017). EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS. Journal of New Theory, 17, 98-108. https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA
AMA	1.Acar M, Çelik İ, Günal H. EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS. JNT. 2017;(17):98-108. https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA
Chicago	Acar, Mert, İsmail Çelik, and Hikmet Günal. 2017. “EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS”. Journal of New Theory, nos. 17: 98-108. https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA.
EndNote	Acar M, Çelik İ, Günal H (July 1, 2017) EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS. Journal of New Theory 17 98–108.
IEEE	[1]M. Acar, İ. Çelik, and H. Günal, “EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS”, JNT, no. 17, pp. 98–108, July 2017, [Online]. Available: https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA
ISNAD	Acar, Mert - Çelik, İsmail - Günal, Hikmet. “EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS”. Journal of New Theory. 17 (July 1, 2017): 98-108. https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA.
JAMA	1.Acar M, Çelik İ, Günal H. EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS. JNT. 2017;:98–108.
MLA	Acar, Mert, et al. “EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS”. Journal of New Theory, no. 17, July 2017, pp. 98-108, https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA.
Vancouver	1.Acar M, Çelik İ, Günal H. EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM TILLAGE SYSTEMS ON SOIL WATER CONTENT AND WHEAT YIELD UNDER MEDITERRANEAN CONDITIONS. JNT [Internet]. 2017 July 1;(17):98-108. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA24XJ35XA

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