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| Cliff SEIA wrote: "we went to running an inline ripper with "no-till" points (DMI's official name for them) followed by our Phillips harrow in the spring. That combo has done a great job of getting rid of the compaction but without destroying the soil structure or residue cover"
-- These statements are at odds with soil science. Tillage doesn't eliminate compaction -- never has, and never will. Best that can happen is to redistribute the compaction while adding a little more in the process. As for soil structure, essentially all tillage is damaging. | |
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