The most economical tillage system depends upon a number of factors, and the most economical system for one farm may not be the most economi-cal for an adjacent farm. In this chapter, we identify factors that may tip the scales in favor of one system over another. Prior to the implementation of the 1996 Farm Bill (Freedom to Farm Bill), the vast majority of Oklaho-ma dry-land crop acres were seeded to continuous monoculture hard red winter wheat. In 1975, more than 96 percent of the cropland in Garfield County was seeded to winter wheat. By 1995, the propor-tion seeded to wheat, excluding land in the Con-servation Reserve Program, had increased to mor
Non-Peer ReviewedThe long term viability and profitability of agriculture in western Canada is depen...
This publication briefly describes tillage systems and estimates costs and returns on a typical farm...
Objectives; Conventional versus conservation tillage systems: Research results; Public opinion; Agro...
Choices between conventional tillage and reduced tillage are not entirely unambiguous in the curren...
The purpose of this study was to determine the economic viability of various dryland wheat tillage s...
In some places, for example the High Plains, no-till leads to immediate and obvious increases in cro...
Stochastic dominance analysis of two tillage systems, conventional tillage and no-tillage, for five ...
144 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1999.For farmers, estimates of cha...
The stocker cattle grazing enterprise in the Southern Plains regions of the United States is an impo...
The objective of this study was to determine production costs for both conventional tillage and no-t...
The purpose of tillage is the reduction of weeds and for seedbed preparation. Under no till, on-inco...
The objective of this study was to examine the relative cost efficiency of no-till farms in central ...
make verbatim copies of this document for non-commercial purposes by any means, provided that this c...
No-till technology has been heavily promoted asa method for reducing soil erosion and production cos...
The benefits of no-till farming and the decrease in the cost of glyphosate herbicide have increased ...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe long term viability and profitability of agriculture in western Canada is depen...
This publication briefly describes tillage systems and estimates costs and returns on a typical farm...
Objectives; Conventional versus conservation tillage systems: Research results; Public opinion; Agro...
Choices between conventional tillage and reduced tillage are not entirely unambiguous in the curren...
The purpose of this study was to determine the economic viability of various dryland wheat tillage s...
In some places, for example the High Plains, no-till leads to immediate and obvious increases in cro...
Stochastic dominance analysis of two tillage systems, conventional tillage and no-tillage, for five ...
144 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1999.For farmers, estimates of cha...
The stocker cattle grazing enterprise in the Southern Plains regions of the United States is an impo...
The objective of this study was to determine production costs for both conventional tillage and no-t...
The purpose of tillage is the reduction of weeds and for seedbed preparation. Under no till, on-inco...
The objective of this study was to examine the relative cost efficiency of no-till farms in central ...
make verbatim copies of this document for non-commercial purposes by any means, provided that this c...
No-till technology has been heavily promoted asa method for reducing soil erosion and production cos...
The benefits of no-till farming and the decrease in the cost of glyphosate herbicide have increased ...
Non-Peer ReviewedThe long term viability and profitability of agriculture in western Canada is depen...
This publication briefly describes tillage systems and estimates costs and returns on a typical farm...
Objectives; Conventional versus conservation tillage systems: Research results; Public opinion; Agro...