Agricultural practices that are good for the climate are also good for the soil, says No-Till Living Legend Randall Reeder

Every successful no-till farmer can tell you how they started, how they made mistakes and learned from them, and how they made it over the hump to consistent profitability.

No-tillers already minimize fuel expenses by not pulling tillage equipment over their fields. But, given the exploding cost of fuel, it can’t hurt to note that we can save even more by ensuring that we’re operating our equipment as efficiently as possible throughout the growing season. Here’s a checklist to help ensure thoroughness in further reducing your costs.