I live in a farming community in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Me too. I’ve talked to a few retired farmers and a couple of active farmers who just shake their heads at all the nonsense, but I would say that you are generally correct.
I know that zero-tillage and high-cut stubble goes a long way to reducing erosion, but I can’t help thinking that they’ve picked the wrong time to get rid of all the tree rows.
Me too. I’ve talked to a few retired farmers and a couple of active farmers who just shake their heads at all the nonsense, but I would say that you are generally correct.
I know that zero-tillage and high-cut stubble goes a long way to reducing erosion, but I can’t help thinking that they’ve picked the wrong time to get rid of all the tree rows.