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Fallow Field
(Starting Point)
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Primary Tillage
Implements Rotovator
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Secondary Tillage
Implements Tandem Disc
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Secondary Tillage
Implements Tine cultivator
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Puddling
Padi membutuhkan banyak air, sehingga
harus dibuat lahan yang menggenang
(air tidak mudah meresap perkolasi
dikurangi)
Membunuh gulma
Permukaan harus rata supaya distribusi
air rata
Melembutkan struktur tanah
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Puddling using a
Hydro tiller
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Plowing patterns
(Pola pembajakan)
Ditentukan oleh implemen yang digunakan
(one-way plow hanya bisa pola searah)
Determined by desired field levelnessheadland most level (level lahan)
Determined by field shape-long narrow
fields (lebar lahan)
Determines efficiency (headland pattern
most efficient) (ditentukan efisiensinya)25
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Headland Pattern
One way pattern
This system is
used for bigger
pieces of land and
can only be used
for tined
implements,
rotovators, harrows
and reversible
ploughs
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Headland Pattern
Gathering Pattern
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Headland Pattern
Casting Pattern
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Tillage - old
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Tillage - Modern
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Photos by Sjoerd Duiker, Penn State University
Conservation tillage
(photo by Tim McCabe, USDA-NRCS)
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Conservation Tillage
Kekurangan
Hemat energi
Hemat waktu
Kontrol erosi
tanah
Kekurangan
Conservation Tillage
Advantages
energy saving
time savings
erosion control
Disadvantages
cold spring soils
disease and
insect problems
lower yields
weed control
harder
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Roda penyangga
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Chisel Plowing
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Chisel Plowing
This system does not turn the soil over, but rather
leaves it rough with clods of soil, with plenty of crop
residue remaining.
The soil density and amount of covering depends
on the depth, size, shape, spacing, of the chisel
blades.
The residue and rough, cloddy surface of the soil
reduces raindrops impact and reduces runoff
velocities, thus reducing erosion.
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Disk Plowing
Similar to Chisel plowing, some
residues are turned under by the
disk lifting and inverting the soil.
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Ridge Tillage
The annual ridges are formed by using a
rolling disk bedder, and planting is done
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Ridge tillage
The extent of soil conservation depends
on the amount of residue left and the
row
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Conclusion
Poorly prepared fields will cause
management problems through the
following crop.
Symptoms include:
Poor plant establishment
Excessive pest / weed burdens
Uneven crop growth and maturity
Poor water use efficiency
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