More Than Two Tillage Passes is Never Most Profitable According to New Data
According to PCM data, the most profitable acres by tillage class were one-pass light tillage for corn and no-till for soybeans.
According to PCM data, the most profitable acres by tillage class were one-pass light tillage for corn and no-till for soybeans.
This webinar reviews data from the latest PCM data publication as well as the goals and offerings of PCM.
This report highlights data gleaned from farmers in Illinois regarding the financial, agronomic, and environmental impact of in-field conservation practices.
Support for farm conservation is expanding to a new region in Nebraska with support from Farmers for Soil Health Climate Smart Commodities Partnership.
PCM shared challenges farmers face when undergoing a practice change with supply chain businesses who have a vested interest in regenerative agriculture.
PCM shared Midwest farmer perspectives with the World Economic Forum for their 100 Million Farmers Initiative as they work to shape the future of food and water systems.
PCM farmers recieve an annual report from their PCM Specilaist with an in-depth look at individual farm management decisions and their impact on farm sustainability and economics.
Protect and nourish your topsoil with cover crops using these methods for success.
Carbon markets present farmers with an opportunity to get paid for on-farm conservation practices. The key to unlocking these funds is understanding the different programs that exist.
Farmers that apply less fertilizer are making the quickest, easiest change to increase their profitability.
This annual highlights 9 years of data gleaned from farmers in Illinois regarding the financial, agronomic, and environmental impact of in-field conservation practices. Read more.