Posted by TractormanNC on March 26, 2008 at 17:07:38 from (209.42.186.143):
In Reply to: Need no till help!! posted by UncleBubb*IH on March 26, 2008 at 08:37:12:
I started no tilling corn and soybeans way back in 1975. Paid for my no til planter doing custom work. Saves time, fuel, soil, water, plus me and my equipment stays a lot cleaner.
Took me a long time to believe you could grow wheat no til, but some of my best wheat crops were no til. Heck, I have even planted orchard grass no til!
I understand that some soils are not suited for no til, hardpan, drainage, etc. Check with extension or other local farmers on this.
One last thought, If you start, don't give it up for at least 5 years. It sometimes takes that long to reap the benefits of no til.
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