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Bloomfield MO | I’ve went 100% no till on all my hill farms, for my second year now. Last year was a bad drought but had better control on some species of weeds but a couple others were just as bad. Drought and deer pressure were through the roof and made it hard to get any canopy. Pigweeds, lambsquarter and morning glories seem to not be as bad. Sicklepod and common ragweed are still problematic. This year is starting out wet and hopefully it stays that way. I think last year alot of my pre’s didn’t work good or at all. What kind of experience have y’all had in the transition? | |
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Conventional till to no till, how much did it reduce your weed problems?
