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| In the set aside days the government forced farmers to leave ground fallow, and keep in mind this was before chemicals so the ground had to be worked every month minimum, maybe more, depending on rain. Yesterday's wind event was bad, but at least something will be growing out there soon, not open to the wind for the entire summer and winter. Nobody wants to lose any topsoil but I guarantee you whatever ground you are farming has had many worse days than yesterday.
Beans and fall speed tillage? Gee I wonder what went wrong there? | |
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Why do some fields blow?
