| johnk - 11/16/2025 05:33 That sounds more like a combine straw chopper/chaff spreader problem than a tillage problem.
Untouched bean stubble from good beans that were no tilled into cornstalks (that were also from a good corn crop) can be a royal PITA to work once in the spring with a field cultivator (or finisher for that matter) and try to leave a nice seedbed. Its the cornstalks that really compound the problem.
It doesn't take a whole lot of dirt movement in the fall to greatly reduce problems in the spring.
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Cover crop vs disking bean stubble
