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2018 Soil Resilience Seminar

Published on March 23, 2018March 23, 2018 by DANIEL P ZERR

A seminar focusing on soil resilience was held in March 2018 in the Horse Creek Watershed.  See the links below for articles about this seminar featured in “The Country Today”.

USDA official: Watershed councils hold power

Horse Creek watershed group reports success

Categorized: Horse Creek Watershed

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Soil Resilience Seminar

The Horse Creek Area Farmer Led Council is sponsoring a seminar on cropping systems and soil resilience on Tuesday, March 13th, featuring Dr. Jerry Hatfield of the USDA Agriculture Research Service.  Click here for more information.

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Horse Creek Farmer Led Council 2018 Test Plot Report

The Horse Creek Area Watershed Council continues to study the long term effects of utilizing no-till vs conventional tillage and  the use of cover crops.  This was the fourth year of our study and we saw some promising results.  This 2018 report summarizes the data we collected in 2018 and offers some discussion about the 2.88 bushel advantage our no-till plots had over conventional tillage. Horse Creek 2018 Test Plot Report

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