Evaluation of corn productivity in no-tillage system without herbicide use.

Authors

  • Jander Barbosa da Silva Júnior UFRRJ
  • Ednaldo da Silva Araújo Embrapa Agrobiologia
  • Camilla Santos Reis de Andrade da Silva UFRRJ
  • Jhonatan Marins Goulart UFRRJ
  • José Antônio Azevedo Espindola Embrapa Agrobiologia
  • José Guilherme Marinho Guerra Embrapa Agrobiologia

Keywords:

agroecological systems; intercropping; vegetable; conservation management.

Abstract

One of the great challenges in the implementation of no-tillage in organic production system is to make it compatible without the use of herbicide. The aim of this study was to evaluate the yield of green corn submitted to different forms of soil preparation. The experimental design was a randomized block design with four replicates. Three types of soil preparation were established: a) no-tillage, no herbicide use and with the use of a waste disposer (Triton); b) soil tillage through rotary tillingand c) soil tillage through plowing and two harrowing. The results showed that the no-tillage system, without herbicide use, yields corn productivity is equal to the soil tillage through plowing and two harrowing and with rotary tilling. It canbeinferred that the no-tillage system, without herbicide use, has the potential to be inserted in organic management.

Published

2020-09-08

Issue

Section

CBA - Manejo de Agroecossistemas de Base Ecológica