The future of cover crops: opportunities, challenges and R&D needs Michel A. Wattiaux

The future of cover crops: opportunities, challenges and R&D needs Michel A. WattiauxThis concluding chapter summarizes key issues explored in the book: Cover crops for sustainable management. It assesses current barriers to extending cover crop adoption. It provides an overview of key aspects of cover crop management explored in individual chapters in the book designed to better understand and expand their use. Finally we identify future R&D needs in promoting wider use of cover crops to promote soil health and ecosystem service

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responses to colonial domination by the West

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