No-till is No. 1 in South Dakota for good reason — yield
Author
Published
3/18/2018
No-till, crop rotations and cover crops were credited by a number of farmers with giving their soil the resilience to not only survive the drought, but to produce decent crop yields.
“I doubt we would have had any chance for a decent crop without no-till this year,” says Deiter, who has no-tilled for more than 25 years. “A good crop rotation helps in a dry year, along with no-till that doesn’t open up your soil.” For more, please click here.
Want more news on this topic? Farm Bureau members may subscribe for a free email news service, featuring the farm and rural topics that interest them most!