A fifth-generation farmer says he plans to increase no-till management this fall to help mitigate the current cost of diesel. “If it doesn’t have to be tilled this fall, it’s not going to get it—definitely going to hold off on that a lot.” Michigan grower Brad Kamprath raises corn, soybeans, and wheat just north of […]
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