Planting After Strip-Till In Heavy ’07 Wheat Stubble in South Central Nebraska

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Published May 21, 2008 | By admin

Warren Coulter who works for Orthman is planting grain sorghum into strip-tilled wheat stubble that went 60 bu/acre+. Good start for dryland sorghum in such an environment.

Photo courtesy – Mark Griffith

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