Indiana Soybean Tillage Study - Soybeans-After-Corn
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the yield differences between different tillage practices in a soybean-after-corn rotation.
- What Beck’s set out to test
- The purpose of this study is to evaluate the yield differences between different tillage practices in a soybean-after-corn rotation.
- What they found
While Beck's saw significant differences in corn, the soybeans were not impacted by the early dry spell to the same extent. Late rains helped even out the differences between the two tillage systems.
2023 Results Observation While Beck's saw significant differences in corn, the soybeans were not impacted by the early dry spell to the same extent. Late rains helped even out the differences between the two tillage systems. 28-Year Tillage Yield Average
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