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Tillage practices for cotton producers in the Southeast United States are a little different, explains Mike Newberry. The area’s coastal plains soil makes it a prime candidate for strip-till.
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Unlike no-till, producers like Newberry who rely on strip-till do not have to worry about soil compaction. Deep in-row tillage is a necessity to maintain the land.
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Newberry reports trip-till has worked well for Southwest Georgia cotton that’s planted behind peanut and winter residue week.
