@@farmtex5768 yep

@@darrellbridwell588 no-till opportunities don’t always exist in red clay. There was about a 36 hour window when it was doable. Everything worked out perfect. If I had more acres to do they wouldn’t have been in the window of opportunity.

@@jamiecollins1220 I have a full length video from a few weeks ago showing and explaining the differences between the two. In that video the difference was way more pronounced

This was pre-plant tillage v. no till. All planted at the same time. The tilled area has been dramatically out growing the no-till, but now the bigger plants need more moisture to keep from wilting

@@PatrickShivers It's a trade off. Tillage grows bigger and faster, but NoTil grows plants that have to reach deeper for moisture at the start, but can stay longer without rain. I'm a big believer in NoTil, even if the yield isn't as good, the expenses are lower, so the $net per acre is usually even or above. But I'm not going to push your pencil on the cost/ return page. Keep doing what you do, my friend, and I will keep watching! 👍👍👍

@@TonyWebb-vv5po I’m trying to market it now as silage or grain. No contract on either yet.