Effects of non-inversion tillage on ecosystem services on a sandy soil: Results of the period 2011-2021 of the long-term experiment Soil quality on sandy soil in Vredepeel, the Netherlands

M. Wesselink; S. van Gestel; S.A.L. Uyttendaele; A. Saarloos; E.P. Brinkman; V. Kurm; T. Sprangers; J.H.M. Visser; H. Verstegen; J.J. Haan

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Effects of non-inversion tillage on ecosystem services on a sandy soil: Results of the period 2011-2021 of the long-term experiment Soil quality on sandy soil in Vredepeel, the Netherlands

M. Wesselink, S. van Gestel, S.A.L. Uyttendaele, A. Saarloos, E.P. Brinkman, V. Kurm, T. Sprangers, J.H.M. Visser, H. Verstegen, J.J. Haan

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Soil quality and thus sustainable soil management has become increasingly important in modern agricultural systems. Since 2011 the experiment Soil quality on sandy soil (Bodemkwaliteit op Zand) combines noninversion tillage with conventional ploughing to research the effects on ecosystem services. The effect of non-inversion tillage on the crop yields and quality and soil quality are small. Weed densities increase under non-inversion tillage, while nitrogen losses decrease. Overall, non-inversion tillage is well applicable in an arable system on a sandy soil, when weeds can be controlled.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	Wageningen Plant Research
Number of pages	94
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18174/638690
Publication status	Published - Sept 2023

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No.	WPR-OT-1040

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LWV20.042 PPS Beter Bodembeheer, integraal en naar de praktijk (BO-56-001-061)
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Wesselink, M., van Gestel, S., Uyttendaele, S. A. L., Saarloos, A., Brinkman, E. P., Kurm, V., Sprangers, T., Visser, J. H. M., Verstegen, H., & Haan, J. J. (2023). Effects of non-inversion tillage on ecosystem services on a sandy soil: Results of the period 2011-2021 of the long-term experiment Soil quality on sandy soil in Vredepeel, the Netherlands. (Report / Stichting Wageningen Research, Wageningen Plant Research, Business Unit Field Crops; No. WPR-OT-1040). Wageningen Plant Research. https://doi.org/10.18174/638690

Wesselink, M. ; van Gestel, S. ; Uyttendaele, S.A.L. et al. / Effects of non-inversion tillage on ecosystem services on a sandy soil : Results of the period 2011-2021 of the long-term experiment Soil quality on sandy soil in Vredepeel, the Netherlands. Wageningen : Wageningen Plant Research, 2023. 94 p. (Report / Stichting Wageningen Research, Wageningen Plant Research, Business Unit Field Crops; WPR-OT-1040).

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Effects of non-inversion tillage on ecosystem services on a sandy soil: Results of the period 2011-2021 of the long-term experiment Soil quality on sandy soil in Vredepeel, the Netherlands

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