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Posted 7/2/2015 15:55 (#4658111 - in reply to #4658040)
Subject: RE: no till beans vs conventional



North West IA/western AZ
twinrowboy - 7/2/2015 14:45

I learned a long time ago that looks don't always mean best yields on beans. I've found that what you said is definetly true...that early on conventional beans will always look better. But u have a hot dry august and no-till are gonna do much better. Years like this can really test a no tillers will- but he needs to remember the dry years. Bottom line for me is conventional may yield a bit better over a ten year period- but not enough to cover the extra time and $ spent . Also most no tillers are trying to increase soil organic matter etc. and improve the soil- that needs to be figured in as well.



Well said twinrowboy. If you notill beans into standing stalks, don't look at them until Aug. LOL
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