Soil Fertility and Soil Loss Constraints on Crop Residue Removal for Energy Production

doi:10.2172/5949222

Soil Fertility and Soil Loss Constraints on Crop Residue Removal for Energy Production

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Abstract

This report is the first of a series concerning agricultural production of biomass feedstocks for energy conversion, and presents estimated amounts of residue that may be removed while maintaining maximum long-term soil productivity on two sample farms.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	48
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/5949222
State	Published - 1979

NLR Publication Number

NREL/RR-52-324

Keywords

crops
erosion
MOI
residues
soil chemistry
soil conservation
soil fertility
soils
water
wind

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Soil Fertility and Soil Loss Constraints on Crop Residue Removal for Energy Production

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