1st time using d-comp on a no till field here in Texas. Not to get the residue completely broken down, bot also get it more fragile in front of shark tooth row cleaners. Our average temps: November 60, December 55, January 49 etc. so we're pretty warm. I'm assuming most of the residue between rows will be gone and the remaining standing stalks will be left. We will see. Thanks for the ideas.
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1st time using d-comp on a no till field here in Texas. Not to get the residue completely broken down, bot also get it more fragile in front of shark tooth row cleaners. Our average temps: November 60, December 55, January 49 etc. so we're pretty warm. I'm assuming most of the residue between rows will be gone and the remaining standing stalks will be left. We will see. Thanks for the ideas.
Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/10-28-22-farmer-friday?si=1f89dd85313c4d3f9042519c4740b323&#t=57%3A06
How many seasons of experience with the chopping corn head do you have?
Brian and Darren addressed your question on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/10-01-20-farmer-thursday#t=5:49