Performance of Flooded Rice Grown in Succession to Winter Cover Crops

Here, we aimed to study the differences of two cover crops, tropical kudzu and calopo, in soil cover capacity, the amount of senescent phytomass deposited on

Our data indicate that high grain yields of no-tillage upland rice can be obtained when millet is the preceding cover crop and N applied as nitrate in split rates or the total dose

occurs in the crop itself, reducing the crops response to N fertilization. The use of agricultural land, with a intercropping cover system in winter, results in greater

The legume cover crops sunn hemp, pigeon pea, and green velvet bean provided similar rice grain yields, which are higher than those obtained with millet or on fallow soil (Table

in single crops or intercropped with corn ( Zea mays ) favor the production of stem, leaf, and total biomass, as well as the soil cover rate in soybean production systems, during

brizantha 'BRS Piatã' as cover crops, in the period of autumn-winter, increases the grain yield of soybean ( Glycine max ) in succession, in comparison with fallow. The impact

Brachiaria in consortium with either crotalaria or sudangrass results in higher incidence of grain stain and lower rice yield.. The soil in the Brachiaria and cowpea consortium has

The study was conducted during three crop seasons (2011/2012, 2012/2013, and 2013/2014), with the following cover crops: white oat (Avena sativa), black oat (Avena strigosa),