Ohio Soybean Tire Pressure Study - Planter Tractor
The purpose of this study is to determine the impact tire pressure has on crop development, yield, and return on investment.
- What Beck’s set out to test
- The purpose of this study is to determine the impact tire pressure has on crop development, yield, and return on investment.
- What they found
In this first-year study, the crops were planted into a rye cover crop that was terminated in early spring. Soil conditions were slightly wet underneath the residue.
Observation In this first-year study, the crops were planted into a rye cover crop that was terminated in early spring. Soil conditions were slightly wet underneath the residue. 2022 Results
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