Posted 3/26/2024 21:53 (#10681931 - in reply to #10681888) Subject: RE: Would you trade high productive ground for more low productivity?
Pretty hard to screw up in the Loess hills. Our soils can run with a lot of better ones, but it takes money to do it.
One thing no one has touched on is how the extra time to farm this ground affects timeliness on the rest of your ground.
You will likely cover half the acres per hour and have 2x the acres to get over than what you have been doing.
Would you trade high productive ground for more low productivity?
