Can Soil Moisture and Crop Production Be Influenced by Different Cropping Systems?

The different conditions of soil vegetation cover combined with irrigation management and/or agricultural production systems can influence moisture content and crop yields. This study investigated the impact center pivot on during cultivation soybean off-season corn crops. Two field experiments were conducted 2018–2019 growing season in tropical Cerrado conditions; one experiment consisted application three water depths (0%, 50%, 100% evapotranspiration) a no-tillage system under ruzigrass (Urochloa ruziziensis) straw, second intercropped or nonintercropped hybrids an area without eucalyptus reforestation. volumetric was measured using electronic meter (Hidrofarm), 1000-grain mass yield two trials. Irrigation no-till did not cultivars NA 5909 RG TMG 7067 IPRO presented TGM above 180 g, this represented average 22% higher than BMX DESAFIO RR CD 2737 RR. presence forest promoted 1.5% increase crop. Soil systems, such as irrigation, use crops, which may productivity crops expected.