Agricultural traffic management systems and soil health Dr Anouk van Breukelen

Agricultural traffic management systems and soil health Dr Anouk van BreukelenThis chapter examines the relationship between agricultural traffic and soil compaction. It begins by reviewing research on how agricultural traffic affects soil compaction as well as ways of measuring soil compaction and its effects. It then discusses a range of potential techniques to avoid soil compaction. These include: controlled traffic farming, low ground pressure tyre systems as well as tracks and gantry systems. The chapter also discusses the

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