Soil and Water Management
Description
Harper Adams University has conducted a wide range of Soil and Water Management research in collaboration with a number of international universities and institutions, including:
- Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
- Slovak University of Agriculture, Slovakia
- Kahramanmaras Sütçü Imam University, Turkey
- Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil
- Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research, Iraq
Funding Body
Various
Documents
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- An investigation into the effect of traffic and tillage on soil properties and crop yields
- Influence of agriculture machinery passes on water preferential flow in the soil
- An evaluation of the effect of machinery overlaps on draught forces and fuel consumption in tillage operations
- The evaluation of agricultural machines field trafficking intensity for different forage harvest technologies
- The effects of cultivations and rainfall on crop anchorage (optimising the shear strength of soils to reduce the incidence of lodging)
- Effects of spacing, depth and soil type on in situ shear strength measurements
- Evaluation of spatial heterogeneity for the design and layout of experimental sites
- Fuel consumption and draft force measurements on a tracked tractor during tillage and drilling
- International Relations to Development of Control Traffic Farming
