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Yields and resilience outcomes of organic, cover crop, and conventional practices in a Mediterranean climate
Adaptive management practices that maximize yields while improving yield resilience are required in the face of resource variability and climate change. Ecological intensification such as organic farming and cover cropping are lauded in some studies for fostering yield resilience, but subject to cri
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