Medvediev V. V.
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Abstract

The purpose. To study main ways of research works in protection of soils in Germany. Methods. Use of results of international project in study and spread of protective cultivation of soil in the world. Results. In Germany they use conservative, minimum and zero soil cultivation. Probes are carried out in long stationary experiments with the use of the wide program of concomitant observation with participation of leading experts of the country. Conclusions. The newest methods of soil cultivation have obvious soil-protective, economic and social effect. The acquired experience needs to be considered in analogous operations in Ukraine.

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Key words: conservative, minimum, zero soil cultivation, Germany.

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