The Dynamics of Soil Moisture and Temperature—Strip-Till vs. Plowing—A Case Study

The dynamics of soil moisture and its temperature is an important criterion for evaluating tillage technology in terms achieving plant production stability. Understanding changes depending on rainfall air necessary to develop application models agriculture 4.0. A hypothesis was adopted assuming that the thermal properties will depend cultivation. Hence, aim research learn during a growing season using strip conventional tillage. Soil monitored TDR probes row inter-row winter barley plowing strip-till techniques. also monitored. Measurements were made every 5 min. In most period growth development vegetation, characterized by greater (3.6% v/v average) stability than case with plowing. cooler (an average 0.64 °C), but more stable plowing—temporary differences ST vs. PT reached even °C. Strip-till therefore mitigates weather extremes extent