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Carl In Georgia
Posted
11/14/2006 06:22 (#61414 - in reply to #61308)
Subject:
Re: no-till vs. conventional
Ashburn, GA, (very close to Heaven!)
Strip Tilling IS NOT No-Till, but a form of conservation tillage, and a very attractive system on our sandy soils in south Georgia.
no-till vs. conventional
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Youngfarmhand
: 11/13/2006 20:41
Yikes, take cover, incoming........................
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Tim Cooke
: 11/13/2006 20:49
RE: Yikes, take cover, incoming........................
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BRIAN
: 11/13/2006 21:07
You need a copy of Honey and Honey.
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Tim Cooke
: 11/13/2006 21:29
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dlerwick
: 11/13/2006 21:07
RE: FIRE IN THE HOLE!!!!!
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Tony Bone
: 11/13/2006 21:08
RE: Info to read
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Hawken Cougar
: 11/13/2006 21:08
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Jon Hagen
: 11/13/2006 21:32
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Jim
: 11/13/2006 22:45
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tkastens
: 11/14/2006 19:36
soil structure
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Jim
: 11/14/2006 23:38
RE: soil structure
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plowboy
: 11/15/2006 04:04
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tkastens
: 11/15/2006 07:53
Re: no-till vs. conventional- "high N needs"
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Jim
: 11/15/2006 13:26
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Chad H
: 11/14/2006 01:12
What's no-till?
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Gerard
: 11/13/2006 21:32
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Dave75
: 11/13/2006 21:57
What about strip tilling........
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Tony Bone
: 11/13/2006 22:06
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Carl In Georgia
: 11/14/2006 06:22
Sandy Soils???
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eddie
: 11/14/2006 11:18
RE: Sandy Soils???
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Carl In Georgia
: 11/14/2006 18:08
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sri
: 11/13/2006 23:23
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mudfarmer
: 11/14/2006 06:27
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pbutler
: 11/14/2006 09:05
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cho
: 11/14/2006 16:11
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Nathan ECMN
: 11/14/2006 17:11
RE: One thing I've noticed this fall. WET.
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Dan_wcIN
: 11/14/2006 20:05
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Greywolf
: 11/15/2006 06:50
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Jim
: 11/15/2006 13:32
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