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Tag: residue management

Are There Reasonable Alternatives to Fall Tillage for Residue Management?

Posted on December 18, 2020 (December 14, 2020) by Ian McDonald

  Big crops mean big residue left behind! One the positives of big residues means lots of organic matter to return to the soil, which supports soil health and return or cycling of various nutrients like P, K and micros. All of this supports microbial life, reduces the potential for soil erosion by helping to […]

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Tillage – Can it leave over 30 Percent Residue Cover?

RTS with 70% residue remaining
Posted on October 23, 2012 (April 22, 2016) by Christine Brown

Leaving a minimum of 30% crop residue has been proven to minimize top soil losses from wind and water erosion. But what does 30% soil cover look like? Do certain tillage implements leave less than 30% crop residue? Crop residue in the form of corn stalks or cereal straw, or green cover (growing crops or […]

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