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| If I run a disk set to no deeper than 1" deep across bean stubble in the fall, I don't see how I can impact the soil structure beyond that one inch depth. Yes I will disturb the surface residue as that is the goal, for quicker warm up and dry down in the spring, but if I have this great soil structure below 1", and get a frost down 6"+ to remove any compaction from the disc, what am I destroying that will affect those corn roots going down into the soil next year? Fire away. | |
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Will a disk really destroy no-till soil structure
