Transition from Conventional to Low-Input or Organic Farming Systems: Soil Biology, Soil Chemistry, Soil Physics, Energy Utilization, Economics, and Risk - Final Report

Publication Type: Research Result Year Published: 2000 Keywords: fertilizers; pesticides; cover cropping; organic amendments; mechanical cultivation; residue management; weed; pathogen; arthropod; nematode; cost; production inputs; value; economic risk; energy budgets; growth; yield; quality; pest management; soil biology; soil physics; soil chemistry; water relations; comparisons; SAFS; SAREP; California		topic > subtopic: Cereals/Grains > General Economics and Statistics > General Farming Systems > General Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > General Marketing and Food Quality > General Transition To Organic > General Vegetables > General Farming Systems > Compost Farming Systems > Cover crops Farming Systems > Crop Rotation Cereals/Grains > Diseases Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > Diseases Vegetables > Diseases Farming Systems > Energy Cereals/Grains > Fertility Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > Fertility Vegetables > Fertility Cereals/Grains > Harvest & Post-Harvest Management Vegetables > Harvest & Post-Harvest Management Cereals/Grains > Insects Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > Insects Vegetables > Insects Farming Systems > Soils Cereals/Grains > Systems Management Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > Systems Management Vegetables > Systems Management Farming Systems > Tillage Cereals/Grains > Varieties Vegetables > Varieties Cereals/Grains > Weeds Forage, Fodder and Animal Feed > Weeds Vegetables > Weeds Farming Systems > Whole Farm Planning, and Natural Area Conservation
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