Soil School: Ground truthing tillage strategies with Adam Ireland

It's important to know what's going well, and what's not, especially with soil. Certain "canaries in the coalmine" can indicate existing, persistent problems with management practices, that over time can be improved.
Adam Ireland, who farms with his family near Teeswater in Bruce County, Ont., is joined by Bernard Tobin for this episode of Soil School, in one of Ireland's fields.
Albadon Progressive Ag is the corn, soybean, wheat and cover crop side of the business, but Ireland's family has been in the dairy business for generations. Most of their ground is rolling hills, mostly loam, but with some variability here and there in texture. Ireland uses a combination of no-till and strip-till strategies on his farm.
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[@LtColDaddy71]

As an organic farmer,, I can tell you right now that organic is not the answer, tillage and fertility you can produce on the farm is the answer, and “local” tops every category hands down.
Livestock on the land, and a great cover crop program combined with grazing could be the “silver bullet” if their is one.

[@floydblandston108]

Well Done; I wish Cornell here in New York state was half as pro-active.