Re: Bean Yeild observations

Posted by Tech 7 on October 09, 2014 at 05:55:08 from (67.220.32.98):

In Reply to: Bean Yeild observations posted by IaGary on October 09, 2014 at 05:13:30:

No till beans are almost a "must" around here. The soil is a heavy clay that is slow to dry in the spring. If the clay is worked wet it is a recipie for disaster, if it is worked and dries too much and a shower doesn't follow seeding, germination rates plummet. In corn most use a wavy coulter arrangement on the planter.
There are many farms that have been entirely no till here for close to 30 years. The soil health on these farms is excellent and yields are at or exceed provincial averages.
It makes a large difference in the return per acre when the cost of tillage is not there.One years results are herd to judge a program on.

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