Posted by Dave from MN on November 06, 2007 at 09:20:22 from (67.133.91.236):
in your area. I have seen more moldboard plowing and discing this fall in this area than I have seen in years. Quite a few of the Mintill/no till farmers have big ol plows sitting in their farm or on the back of tractors woking the soil this fall. Also , i am seeing a heck of alot of windbreak, woods, and low land clearing and tilling. I am really surprised. You would think that with the windbreaks being cut down yoiu would want to do no till, not plowing. Are the benifits of no till not as great as first thought, and now some are going back to conventional. I do not like to see all the land clearing, there was a reason our fore fathers planted them tree's many years ago. What are you seeing in your area.
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