A southern Wisconsin farmer has been expanding his no-till practices to help soil health, reduce labor, and save on fuel. Phil O’Leary farms near Janesville, and he tells Brownfield some minor changes gave him good corn results following soybeans this year by adjusting the planter and slowing down his planting speed. “I don’t have the […]
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