CERZOO farm
This is the SHARE supersite and a field-experimental site with side-by-side conventional and no-till management. Soil-health practices include residue retention, cover crops in no-till sectors, diversified rotations with grasses and legumes, and reduced soil disturbance, alongside nutrient management tailored to crop needs. The key crops are maize (feed) and soybean (food/feed), within an experimental setting particularly suitable for intensive monitoring and demonstration.
Carbon farming practices implemented
13 - Improving timing and application of nutrients
15 - Cover cropping introduction or improvement
16 - Improved crop rotations
21 - Reduced soil disturbance (ranging from reduce/ minimum tillage to no-till in cropland)
Soil and biomass sampling
Farm activities
Soil cultivation practices
Crops:
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