Land Imprinting - Revision history

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	*[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]		*[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]

	{{Category=Farm equipment}}		[[Category: Farm equipment]] [[Category: Food and Agriculture]] [[Category: Pollution]]

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	=Internal Links=		=Internal Links=
	*		*[[Topsoil Errosion Control]]

	=External Links=		=External Links=

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	~~{{Category~~=~~Farm equipment}}~~		=Basics=
	[[Image:Imprinting.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Imprinting.jpg\|right]]
	The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.		The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.
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	The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.		The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.

	=Links=		=Internal Links=
	~~[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]~~		*

	[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]		=External Links=
			*[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]
			*[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]

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Conor at 23:16, 15 February 2011

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	[[Image:Imprinting.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Imprinting.jpg\|right]]
	The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.		The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.
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	[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]		[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]

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Rasmus at 23:06, 15 February 2011

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	The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.		The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.

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	=Links=		=Links=
	[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]		[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]

	[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]		[http://agroinnovations.com/index.php/en_us/multimedia/blogs/podcast/2010/12/episode-114-land-imprinting/ Interview with Dr. Dixon at the Agroinnovations Podcast]


	[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]		[[Category:Food and Agriculture]]

Rasmus at 23:06, 15 February 2011

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			[[Image:Imprinting.jpg\|right]]
	The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.		The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.

	The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.		The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.

	~~[[Image:Imprinting.jpg]]~~

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	=Links=		=Links=
	[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]		[http://imprinting.org/ The Imprint Foundation]

Conor at 22:55, 15 February 2011

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	The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in ~~1980~~ (now in the public domain). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.		The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1977 (now in the public domain, available [http://www.google.com/patents/about?id=pxQ0AAAAEBAJ here]). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.

	The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.		The Dixon Land Imprinter is a roller with triangle impressions designed to improve the water infiltration capacity of the soil surface. In the interview on AgroInnovations (link below), Dr. Dixon mentions a cost per Imprinter of $10,000.

Rasmus: /* Background */

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Background

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	The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1980 (now in the public domain). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.		The conservation tillage innovation called land imprinting was invented in 1976 by Dr. Robert Dixon and then patented in 1980 (now in the public domain). The no-till method for seeding, called land imprinting, has been under development in Tucson, Arizona since the 1970s. Ranchers have applied imprinting to restore perennial grasses on their degraded range land for erosion control and forage production. Land degradation or desertification is caused by such human activities as livestock grazing, forest and woodland logging, land tillage, outdoor recreation, urban and industrial development, and military activities.