The Colworth Controlled Traffic Farming (CTF) Project

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The Colworth Controlled Traffic Farming (CTF) Project Soil and crop conditions 2006/2007 season

Overview of CTF project New fields in CTF 2006 Original field in CTF

Key to following slides RTF = random traffic farming CTF = controlled traffic farming DD = direct drilling with Dale Zero Till Drill

March 07 RTF DD

March 07 CTF DD 2+ years in CTF

Evidence of surface water movement March 07 RTF DD Evidence of surface water movement

No evidence of surface water movement March 07 CTF DD 2+ years in CTF No evidence of surface water movement

April 07 RTF DD

April 07 CTF DD 2+ years in CTF

April 07 CTF RTF

May 07 RTF DD

May 07 CTF DD 2+ years in CTF

Some evidence of crop variability May 07 RTF DD Some evidence of crop variability

Little evidence of crop variability May 07 CTF DD 2+ years in CTF Little evidence of crop variability

Wheat after OSR No deep loosening 1st year in CTF

Wheat after OSR Deep loosened 1st year in CTF

Wheat after wheat (March 07) Deep loosened 1st year in CTF

April 07 RTF min till

April 07 CTF Deep loosened 1st year in CTF