Influence of Tillage on the Production Inputs, Outputs, Soil Compaction and GHG Emissions

Fertilizer inputs, crop yields, the composition of technological operations and intensity treatment with different types pesticides in both basic approaches were evaluated. A comprehensive comparison impacts showed that all crops, except sugar beet, achieved better economic emission parameters production based on evaluation GHG by using reduced tillage compared to ploughing. The total reduction emissions CO2eq average crops per ton as a result processes was 6% tillage. most significant reductions for rye oat (13%), spring barley (8%). yields ranges from about 1% (spring barley) 4% (grain maize). Cost tone range 14% (rye) 2% (silage energy gain at improved poppy (8%), rape (4%), (3%), (3%) winter (2%). From number chemical protections, lower protections found no-till system crops. In cases, there no difference between ploughing There an increase specific nitrogen consumption tonne marginal areas, led soil compaction.