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Posted by Bill(Wis) on October 06, 2004 at 16:57:24 from (167.206.63.162):
In Reply to: Need Your Opinion on No-Till posted by Allan in NE on October 06, 2004 at 10:10:40:
I no-tilled once. NE Wis. 40 acres. Heavy ground. Heavy stand of quack grass left by neighbor. I was afraid to till in all of the quack seeds and it also spreads wildly from it's own roots if you tear them apart. I applied roundup in mid-May when temps were warming, waited to make sure I was getting a good kill (I was), and then no-tilled in soybeans with a Great Plains no-till drill. 15" rows. Applied roundup again in late June. 40+ bpa harvested in Oct after it had snowed once. I thought that was pretty good considering the condition of the soil, etc. Under the same circumstances, I would do it again.
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