Re: Never Too Old To Learn

Posted by Coloken on May 07, 2005 at 06:49:54 from (216.17.251.98):

In Reply to: Never Too Old To Learn posted by Allan in NE on May 07, 2005 at 06:34:16:

Sounds right Allan. As an old dry land wheat farmer what you want is:
Work it the least you can "money"
Leave as much residue on top as you can "wind erosion".
Every time you work a field you loose moisture and you only work deep if the soil needs it. Plowing (moleboard)is outlawed here if you want any kind of government assistance (conservation plan)
Yes, you loose a crop with summer fallow. thats the name of the game-- to store 2 year moisture for one crop.

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