The experiment was exsecuted in Experimental station of Lithuanian university of agriculture in 2005. The objectives of field experiment was to evaluate effect of reduced tillaged and no tillaged on soil physical properties: bulc density, sheare strength, moisture content, fore volume. Five different tillage treatments were arranged: deep ploughing (GA), shallow ploughing (SA), deep coultivation and discing (GP), shallow discing (SP), no tillage, direct drilling (ND). Change of common soil tillage with simplificated soil tillage and direct sowing to no tillaged soil had not fundamental hold to the soil physical properties: bulc density, moisture content, fore volume. But shallow discing in comparison with deep ploughing slumped sheare strength 10.17 %. Common and simplificated soil tillage had not fundamental holdfor earth worms biomass in barley. In shallow disced soil (SP) earth worms biomass increased to 43.7 %. In no tillage soil biomass of earth worms increased 133.5 %. Shallow discing and sowing to no tillage soil fundamentally increased weed-grow in bushing-out stage. Spread of weeds in simplificately tillaged soil possible to escape with spraying the crop with herbicides. But in no tillaged soil it was not enough. Simplificated soil tillage and sowing to no tillaged soil had not hold for energy of barley germination and for number of productive stems. In no tillaged soil in comparison with deep ploughing, yield of barley slumped 14.5 %.