Implications of the cover crop killing date on N and water cycles under different scenarios

Alonso-Ayuso, Maria;Gabriel, Jose Luis;Quemada, Miguel;Vanclooster, Marnik
(2017) Innovative solutions for sustainable management of nitrogen — Location: Aarhus University, Denmark (26.June.2017)

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  • Alonso-Ayuso, MariaTechnical University of Madrid, Spain
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  • Gabriel, Jose LuisTechnical University of Madrid, Spain
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  • Quemada, MiguelTechnical University of Madrid, Spain
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  • Vanclooster, MarnikUCLouvain
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The cover crop (CC) killing date (KD) is a key management tool to enhance some of CC benefits such as soil water conservation and N recycling, and to minimize risks as the pre-emptive competition of CC with subsequent cash crops. Understanding the KD management in different scenarios and climatic conditions would be useful to achieve efficient management stratégies.
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Alonso-Ayuso, M., Gabriel, J. L., Quemada, M., & Vanclooster, M. (2017). Implications of the cover crop killing date on N and water cycles under different scenarios. Conference proceedings, p. 97. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/227540