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On-farm conservation: Strip-till and cover crops

2014-08-07 21:24:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Dan Sanderson and his son Trent farm near Clare, Ill. The operation is 100% strip-till, and the father-son duo plant cover crops on about 1/3 of their acres, experimenting with different mixes. They have clay loam soils and use a variety of technologies and equipment, including a sugar beet plate to plant some of their cover crops. read more

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