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What will the no tillers do ?
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<blockquote data-quote="York" data-source="post: 4351638" data-attributes="member: 1738"><p>as I said it numerous times this isn't going to be the end of the world....</p><p>Maybe it's now time to give other approaches a chance? They are there & tillage isn't the solution to it. You will never be able to "outtill" BG! BG is a "indicator" plant. remove the "reason for beeing there" & it will loose it's domination.</p><p>Wide rotation & cover crops will help, but with a "long time" & economic part involved.</p><p>I'm pretty confident that we are able to "get the dominance" of BG down within a foreseeable future, let's say a max. of 5 years. </p><p>So that noone can now start to "bash" on me I openly address one of the major components in "Soil fertility changes" via nutrition to change the soil chemistry.</p><p>this has been discussed many times on old BFF & TFF. Enough has been said it's time to individually decide to give it a chance & go.</p><p>I would say it's worth to give it a chance, or? Yes you can wait till the officials will come with a solution but how will they come when the majority of research needs to be co-fundet by industry? Does Industry have a incentive to find a "remedy" for the cause?</p><p>York-Th.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="York, post: 4351638, member: 1738"] as I said it numerous times this isn't going to be the end of the world.... Maybe it's now time to give other approaches a chance? They are there & tillage isn't the solution to it. You will never be able to "outtill" BG! BG is a "indicator" plant. remove the "reason for beeing there" & it will loose it's domination. Wide rotation & cover crops will help, but with a "long time" & economic part involved. I'm pretty confident that we are able to "get the dominance" of BG down within a foreseeable future, let's say a max. of 5 years. So that noone can now start to "bash" on me I openly address one of the major components in "Soil fertility changes" via nutrition to change the soil chemistry. this has been discussed many times on old BFF & TFF. Enough has been said it's time to individually decide to give it a chance & go. I would say it's worth to give it a chance, or? Yes you can wait till the officials will come with a solution but how will they come when the majority of research needs to be co-fundet by industry? Does Industry have a incentive to find a "remedy" for the cause? York-Th. [/QUOTE]
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