I’ve been no-till for close to 30 years, so my soil is in good health. No one was doing no-till 30 years ago, but I used to sit in the tractor and think that every time I’m tilling I’m losing four inches of moisture. The less you can till the ground, the better off you are.
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Improve Soil Resilience
Regenerative farming practices can help you improve the resilience of your land, including the potential to:
- Improved water availability during drought
- Improved nutrient and soil retention during rainfall
- Improve field accessibility