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Saving Money, Time and Soil: The Economics of No-Till Farming

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By Elizabeth Creech, Sw.Chetan Vibhav, Ben Weaver, Ben Williamson
| United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Posted by Elizabeth Creech, Natural Resources Conservation Service in Conservation Aug 03, 2021 A no-till planter is used to plant soybeans into a terminated cover crop. Photo credit: Jason Johnson, NRCS-Iowa For farmers across the country, it comes as no surprise to hear that conservation tillage practices – particularly continuous no-till – can save time and money compared to conventional tillage.
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