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4 +2 | tilling of alternate strips |
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5 | narrow strip conservative tillage |
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1 | strip tilling |
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strip tilling Explanation: Presumably as opposed to going round in circles. |
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tilling of alternate strips Explanation: This is fully explained in the Wikipedia article you cite. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 mins (2013-05-20 15:01:31 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Narrow strips are tilled only where the crop is to be sown and the rest of the field is left untilled. This is radically different from conventional tilling, where the whole field is tilled. |
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