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<blockquote data-quote="Popcorn" data-source="post: 5809484" data-attributes="member: 20151"><p>You may need to try to sell him on the benefits of no-till and cover crops.</p><p>Take him production reports showing the difference in crop success. Various state ag agencies and universities have that data posted on their websites. </p><p>Take him out to lunch, take the county agent with you, offer to "cover crop a couple plots" for him to let him see the difference it can make. Explain in the end it's less hours on his tractor and equipment, less fuel, less erosion, less chemical costs and more crop success.</p><p>In the end less is truly more</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Popcorn, post: 5809484, member: 20151"] You may need to try to sell him on the benefits of no-till and cover crops. Take him production reports showing the difference in crop success. Various state ag agencies and universities have that data posted on their websites. Take him out to lunch, take the county agent with you, offer to “cover crop a couple plots” for him to let him see the difference it can make. Explain in the end it’s less hours on his tractor and equipment, less fuel, less erosion, less chemical costs and more crop success. In the end less is truly more [/QUOTE]
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