I'm just finishing my 20th yr of no-till. It takes quite a bit of study to do it right. I'd just about bet that u didn't consult a successful no-till farmer in your area to have him get you thru the mistakes that are usually made. first year notill is tuffer because the soil is so bound up that it doesn't flow; hence the tillage. I, still today, am called on to consult for guys who tried no-till years ago and it didn't work, that want to try it again. planting depth and seed to soil contact are 2 main items in first yr no till. year 4 is when u can become lax and have no-till bail you out for mistakes made. I attend seminar's every year just looking for added things i can use. The first item on the list is to have your soil tested and get it up to standards. that usually costs quite a bit but pays for itself in year one!
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