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Variable responses of canola and cereals to deep ripping and liming of high-strength, acidic, subsurface soil layers
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• Deep ripping and lime injection reduced soil strength and increased pH of a thin, hard-setting, acidic subsurface layer. • Yields of wheat, canola and barley were not increased by deep ripping or injecting lime into this layer. • Even without ripping or liming, canola roots penetrated the subsurface layer and accessed resources of the non-acidic subsoil.
Keywords:
Subsurface soil acidity
Compaction
Deep ripping
Lime
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