Practical Farm Research® · 2022

Indiana Corn Tillage Study - Corn-After-Corn

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the yield differences between different tillage practices in a corn after-corn rotation.

2022 Indiana Corn Tillage Study - Corn-After-Corn
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The short version
What Beck’s set out to test
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the yield differences between different tillage practices in a corn after-corn rotation.
What they found

The no-till system performed the best in 2022, a year in which Beck's saw an extended mid-season dry spell at this site. In this study, these results are expected in dry years.

The full findings

Observation The no-till system performed the best in 2022, a year in which Beck's saw an extended mid-season dry spell at this site. In this study, these results are expected in dry years. 2022 Results 18-Year Corn-After-Corn Tillage Yield Average

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