When it comes to implementing conservation practices on the farm, farmers consider both the economic impact of those practices as well as how they help achieve environmental goals.
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Farmers can consider a variety of reduced tillage options to meet conservation goals, including no-till, one-pass tillage or strip tillage.
IFT photo by Benjamin HerroldWhen it comes to implementing conservation practices on the farm, farmers consider both the economic impact of those practices as well as how they help achieve environmental goals.
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