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German Shepherd

Posted 2/20/2025 13:46 (#11114599 - in reply to #11114371)
Subject: RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well

I disagree on using cover crops. I let my crop residue be my cover. A cover crop just sucks all the moisture out instead of saving it for the real crop.

Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jbgruver : 2/20/2025 11:15
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - tjonesellery : 2/20/2025 11:35
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - easymoney : 2/20/2025 12:26
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - JCBFarmsND : 2/20/2025 13:26
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - btruck : 2/21/2025 09:33
    - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - JCBFarmsND : 2/21/2025 11:07
      - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - btruck : 2/21/2025 13:19
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - German Shepherd : 2/20/2025 13:46
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - Steve : 2/20/2025 16:20
    - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - ehoff : 2/21/2025 07:32
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jbgruver : 2/20/2025 18:08
    - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - emh1889 : 2/20/2025 19:22
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - emh1889 : 2/20/2025 19:18
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - MNfarmer85 : 2/21/2025 12:05
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jd4930 : 2/20/2025 15:10
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - easymoney : 2/20/2025 18:21
    - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jd4930 : 2/20/2025 18:32
      - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - JAnderson : 2/20/2025 18:51
        
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jd4930 : 2/20/2025 23:06
      - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - ks_cover_crop : 2/20/2025 21:46
        
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - JRCS Farms : 2/20/2025 22:12
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jd4930 : 2/20/2025 23:08
        
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - hinfarm : 2/21/2025 07:12
        
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - jd4930 : 2/21/2025 07:49
      - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - Jiabreaker : 2/21/2025 13:08
        
        RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - JCBFarmsND : 2/21/2025 14:11
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - conservation cop : 2/20/2025 15:11
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - emh1889 : 2/20/2025 19:14
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - RvrFarm : 2/20/2025 19:58
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - ehoff : 2/21/2025 07:35
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - Pvafarm : 2/20/2025 21:32
  - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - hinfarm : 2/21/2025 07:18
    - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - WIJDW : 2/21/2025 09:10
      - RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - TheJoker : 2/21/2025 13:15
- RE: Switching to no-till is most successful when planned well - Green Acres Guy : 2/21/2025 09:30

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