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What’s the difference between “Regenarative Farming” and traditional “Mixed Farming”?
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<blockquote data-quote="snarling bee" data-source="post: 8080737" data-attributes="member: 681"><p>So I have a field split into 4, DD, min till, max till, plough. The brome and BG in the DD is so bad it may force me to glypho the crop. The min till is not as bad, the maxitill is okay, meanwhile the ploughed section is almost weed free. When a spring SU is £45ha or whatever I can do a lot of ploughing for that. Tell me which is sustainable? I must admit the field is in continuous wheat, but last year's weed burden was very acceptable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snarling bee, post: 8080737, member: 681"] So I have a field split into 4, DD, min till, max till, plough. The brome and BG in the DD is so bad it may force me to glypho the crop. The min till is not as bad, the maxitill is okay, meanwhile the ploughed section is almost weed free. When a spring SU is £45ha or whatever I can do a lot of ploughing for that. Tell me which is sustainable? I must admit the field is in continuous wheat, but last year's weed burden was very acceptable. [/QUOTE]
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