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In the "Práticas de conservação do solo" YouTube video, the hosts visit a research farm in Guarapuava, Paraná, where they explore a parcel focused on improving soil through biological conditions, such as green cover and crop rotation. The project, named the "parcela de boas práticas," encourages regional specificity and includes the production of soybean, corn, triticale, and wheat. The green cover during the winter, which protects the soil when there is no crop, is being studied. The parcel also promotes level seeding and application of fertilizers to prevent surface water runoff. While data is preliminary, the expectation is that this parcel without a terrace will have less water runoff than one with terraces. An alternative is being tested: soil management with a green cover crop. The video also discusses the importance of no-till farming and green cover crops in soil management, which involve differentiated machine traffic and transversal cultivation. The cooperative farm is involved, and researchers from universities and experimental stations help bridge the gap between research and implementation. The Rede Paranaense de Agropecuária e Pesquisa, the largest research network in soil and water in Brazil, is a collaboration between the state government and the Senate in Paraná.
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