Analysis Method for Crop Rotations Based on Area Data II. The identification results of crop rotations and the verifications of the results

Major cropping sequences with three crops (MCS3) were classified in the previous report. In this report, crop rotations were identified by means of linking with MCS3, and the observed area ratios of the identified crop rotations were determined. Three crop rotations for light-colored andosols were i...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Japanese Journal of Crop Science 1994/03/05, Vol.63(1), pp.15-20
Hauptverfasser:	MATSUZAKI, Morio, HASHIMOTO, Tomoyoshi, KON, Tadao, TOYODA, Masakazu
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