Archived - High Residue Farming Under Irrigation: Strip-till (5 in a series of 5)
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“High Residue Farming” is an umbrella term for cropping systems in which less tillage is used in order to keep crop residue on the surface of a field. That crop residue provides many benefits to the s …
Published: January 2011
Revised: September 2014
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