Publication Date
1-3-2002
Series Number
229
Abstract
The results of the fourth year of a five year research and development project to develop soil management practices and cropping systems to prevent waterlogging and increase the productivity of waterlogged lands in Western Australia. The concept of raised beds was used to alleviate or prevent waterlogging.
Number of Pages
70
Keywords
South Coastal region (WA), Cropping systems, Raised beds, Drainage, No-tillage, Western Australia, Waterlogging, Soil management
Disciplines
Agriculture | Natural Resources Management and Policy | Soil Science | Water Resource Management
Recommended Citation
Bakker, D, Hamilton, G, Houlbrooke, D, and Spann, C. (2002), Improved soil management and cropping systems for waterlog-prone soils : results of the 2000 season. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Report 229.
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