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West Kentucky | Would love to see some of your data (or anyone else's) supporting current thoughts on older methods vs newer methods of crop production concerning soil biology, regenerative ag, fertility, etc. So far, I have hear mounds of talk from across the industry with almost no data to back it up. Many love to say university testing is antiquated and provides no value in modern agriculture, but one thing they have is lots of data supporting thoughts. We have tried many things over the last 5-10 years that were supposed to be the next great thing and none of them have moved the needle, but I don't believe 1-2 year testing is a great method for testing. I think it has to be a systems approach and will have to go long enough to allow all previous farming practices to quit providing benefit which can take many years.
Edited by flatlick farmer 3/15/2026 09:30
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Andrew McGuire Washington State