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Re: trash, no-till and spring rains
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Posted by dds-inc on March 26, 2007 at 14:09:28 from (146.186.82.68):
In Reply to: trash, no-till and spring rains posted by glennster on March 26, 2007 at 12:30:06:
Depends on what area you live in, the weather that season, and the practices used. Some farmers bale chaff to grind with feed. Other people do minimal disking, chisel plowing, etc. Hardly ever do we see a fully plowed field. Potato farmers nearly require plowed fields to get a loose footing for crop growth. Ground compaction is relieved by plowing. Around here, ground that is 'no tilled' is so hard from rolling over it numerous times. Plows will eventually become necessary here thanks to the sticky clay that we have.
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