Editor’s note: The following was written by Hans Klopp and Anthony Bly, South Dakota State University Extension soil health field specialists, for the university’s website Oct. 18.
Skipping tillage arms soil for winter weather
Close-up of soil aggregates from a recently tilled soybean field near Webster, S.D.
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