Advanced Crop Advisers Workshop 2021: How to Break Up Compaction in No-till and Reduced-till Systems

Virtual Advanced Crop Advisers Workshop 2021: How to Break Up Compaction in No-till and Reduced-till Systems with NDSU's Aaron Daigh
While tillage philosophies and practices can vary greatly, this session covers how to break up compaction without destroying soil structure.
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[@anejgerlusnik8293]

So much quality info here! It would be really nice if this video wasnt so underrated on youtube. I would love watching and listening to soil science podcasts.

[@racebiketuner]

Great stuff! Thanks.

[@jimmartindale]

Compaction goes deeper and deeper because roots are not growing with normal architecture and increasingly abnormal with shallow VT and no-till practices.

[@jakekiddall5108]

Tire foot print are also bigger

[@Ultimatefitness360]

Subsoilers are not for increasing or decreasing crops its use for water penetration deeply.. after using subsoiler water easily goes down and this water matter more than decreasing crop a little bit.. even i doubt on ur study that crop yield decrsases after using subsoiler because in india not a gram of yield decrsase

[@Ultimatefitness360]

Use subsoiler to break this compection befor starting no till

[@aaronlohr8477]

That works great if you don’t have a wet harvest or planting season in the next couple years. Probably best done after small grain harvest.