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    Carbon sequestration in a tilled and untilled maize field in Lesotho, Southern Africa

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    2015-01-22
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    Bruns, W. A.
    Eash, Neal S.
    Sauer, T.
    Walker, Forbes
    West, T. O.
    Marake, Makoala V.
    Lambert, D.
    Wilcox, M.
    Bruns, M.
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    This presentation was given at the Soil Science Society of America annual meeting on October 19th, 2011 in San Antonio Texas at 10:05 in the morning. No-till agriculture was practiced in Lesotho, Southern Africa, while observing the amount of carbon emissions in the atmosphere during the growing season. Comparisons were made between land under no-till and crop rotation management and land practicing plowed.
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