Max Armstrong experiences on no-till farming and its worth for producers who’ve completed the apply for greater than 40 years. It reduces labor and cuts gas prices. However there are experiences of challenges to yields and soil productiveness. Max shares that about 37% of farms use the practices. He provides {that a} new research from North Carolina State College exhibiting that no-till acres have the next land worth than acres farmed with conventional practices. The research is the primary to quantify land worth advantages of no-till farming.
Max Armstrong’s Farm Progress America is a each day take a look at key points in agriculture. It’s produced and introduced by Max Armstrong, veteran farm broadcaster and host of This Week in Agribusiness.
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