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Wednesday, April 25, 2018
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Little Ketchup
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Grittyville, WA
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No till fail? I think no-till might work better in places that freeze hard or dry out to an extreme. I think I�ve got blight spores and root disease from last year and there is just not a harsh natural cycle to break the disease here. Weather has been great so these look ok but I�m seeing signs of disease... It�s awful early for that!
I think I could do no-till... if I rotated crops. But if I don�t rotate... then I guess no-till just means more herbicides and pesticides and fungicides?! That just makes money for the farm-chemical industry... I wouldn�t be surprised if they LOVE no-till agriculture.
2 words: Rotation & solarization.
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