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    Strip Till for Field Crop Production

    John Nowatzki, Greg Endres, Jodi DeJong-Hughes and, Dwight Aakre (May, 2011)
    Summary

    The trend among northern Plains farmers is toward using less tillage to produce field crops with more residue left on the soil surface. Strip till is a field tillage system that combines no till and full tillage to produce row crops. Comparing the economics of strip-till production to conventional production involves changes in production costs that can be evaluated using a partial budget.

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    Organization
    		 North Dakota State University Extension Service
    Publisher
    		 North Dakota State University
    Published
    		 May, 2011
    Material Type
    		 Written Material

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    1. Production
    2. Field Crops
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