Switchgrass Management Practice Effects on Near-Surface Soil Properties in West-Central Arkansas

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"Switchgrass Management Practice Effects on Near-Surface Soil Properties in West-Central Arkansas"
written by Alayna Jacobs, Kristofor R. Brye, Randy King, Joel Douglas, Lisa S. Wood, Larry C. Purcell, Michael Looper,
published by Open Journal of Soil Science, Vol.5 No.3, 2015

has been cited by the following article(s):

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[4]	Infiltration as affected by long-term residue and water management on a loess-derived soil in eastern Arkansas, USA
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[5]	Biomass and buffer management practice effects on soil hydraulic properties compared to grain crops for claypan landscapes
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[6]	Nutrient Sources and Harvest Frequencies Impact Water Stable Soil Macro-Aggregates
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[7]	Agronomic Management Practice Effects on Particulate Organic Matter and Infiltration in a Wheat-soybean, Double-crop System in Eastern Arkansas
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[8]	Hydraulic Properties Affected by Topsoil Thickness in Switchgrass and Corn–Soybean Cropping Systems
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[9]	Preliminary Evaluation of Long-Term Residue Management and Irrigation Practice Effects on Infiltration into a Loess Soil
	2015

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