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Management practices and soil health: Insights from dairy farms in the United States
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• Models with covariates made management effects on soil health easier to detect. • Humid dairy farm soils have better soil structure and higher SOC than semi-arid ones. • In rainfed systems, soil health was generally better with grazing than forage crops. • Dryland farming had a lower SOC than irrigated crops in semi-arid areas. • Tillage and reduced tillage had similar SOC and aggregate levels across regions.
Keywords:
Soil health
Soil organic carbon
Aggregate stability
C mineralization potential
Dairy forage production
Grazing management
Manure
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