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Synopsis: Favorable changes in bulk density and aggregation have resulted from a new method of subsoiling called vertical mulching. Ten and 14 months after treatment it was found that bulk density values for vertical mulching were significantly lower than for ordinary subsoiling, and aggregate index values were usually higher for the vertical mulching treatment.
2 Instructor in Agronomy. The author gratefully acknowledges the help and suggestions of D. L. McCune, formerly Soil Scientist, ARS, USDA, presently Agronomist, The Rockefeller Foundation, Santiago, Chile.
Received for publication November 7, 1958.
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