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Regenerative Practices Show Promise in Dryland Cotton Systems
Regenerative practices, such as no-till and cover crops, are advocated for their positive impacts on soil health and the environment. Nevertheless, there are challenges associated with implementing these practices. The objective of this simulation study was to assess the potential for soil carbon sequestration, soil water storage, and cotton yield response when implementing regenerative practices in the water-limited environment of the Texas Rolling Plains region. Earn 1 CEU in Sustainability by reading this article and taking the quiz.
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