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Will No till put paid to the plough ? asks a piece in the FT.
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<blockquote data-quote="Derrick Hughes" data-source="post: 9145073" data-attributes="member: 473"><p>For an all grassland farm direct drilling is a vast improvement, if he can perfect it </p><p>The ability to introduce legumes and overseed silage leys so your fields don't have to be taken out of the system to long , you use less seed as you are keeping the productive grasses in place ,but introducing earlier Tertraploid grasses that will increase the feed value of your silage</p><p>Direct drilled land can carry stock a lot sooner and you keep the fertility in the top layers where its needed , a level field stays a level field and you have no more worries about stones when your mowing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Derrick Hughes, post: 9145073, member: 473"] For an all grassland farm direct drilling is a vast improvement, if he can perfect it The ability to introduce legumes and overseed silage leys so your fields don't have to be taken out of the system to long , you use less seed as you are keeping the productive grasses in place ,but introducing earlier Tertraploid grasses that will increase the feed value of your silage Direct drilled land can carry stock a lot sooner and you keep the fertility in the top layers where its needed , a level field stays a level field and you have no more worries about stones when your mowing [/QUOTE]
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