Undersown crops as a living mulch
Undersown crops can serve as a living mulch, effectively preventing weed establishment and reducing [...]
Harowing as a weed control method in cereal crops
Harrowing controls annual weeds in cereal crops without the use of herbicides; its effectiveness [...]
Including grasses and clover into crop rotation
The use of grassesor clover reduces the development of certain weed species and improves [...]
Dead mulch in vineyard inter-row area
The use of cover crops in vineyards offers a range of benefits, including increased [...]
Green manure in vineyards
The use of cover crops (green manures) in the inter-row area of the vineyard [...]
Green manure in the arable crop and field vegetables
The use of cover crops (green manure) provides several benefits. It can improve soil [...]
Under-row self-reseeding cover crops in vineyards
Your Content Goes HereCover crops were explored as an agroecological solution to improve the [...]
Conservative tillage in arable and field vegetable crops
Minimum tillage reduces erosion and preserves organic matter, improving soil and biodiversity. It requires [...]
Green manures in arable and field vegetable crops
Cover crops improve soil, biodiversity, and control of annual weeds. Fast-growing, high-biomass species are [...]
Crop rotations for perennial legumes in arable systems
Integrating perennial legumes like alfalfa or clovers into rotations improves soil fertility, structure, biodiversity, [...]
