Rising fuel and equipment costs, growers running more acres and a desire to save soil are spurring interest among Wisconsin producers in strip tillage, says UW-Madison Soil Scientist Dick Wolkowski and Ag Economist Thomas Cox and Extension On-Farm Research Coordinator Jim Leverich.
Even with a growing trend toward higher soil fertility levels, starter fertilizer still appears to be a good investment for most no-till corn growers. In fact, recently completed University of Wisconsin research indicates that no-till and other reduced tillage systems may even have higher-than-expected potassium needs.
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