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Watershed Management (Reduced Tillage)
Watershed management begins with care of the soil. Reducing tillage is a good start in caring for our Treasure Valley soil.


Field beans that were strip-tilled in 2009.
Reduced-tillage systems begin with
proper spreading of crop residues.
(Notice the chaff spreader
on this combine.)

2009 Strip-tilled corn into wheat residue in Willow Creek area, Malheur County.
Economics of Strip Tilling Corn into Wheat Under Sprinklers - See Link Here
Strip Tillage in High Residue Systems Guide Sheet
Links of Interest:
WSU - High Residue Farming Under Irrigation
Planter/Drill Considerations for Conservation Tillage Systems
Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association
Conservation Technology Information Center - CTIC
No-till On The Plains
Development of Strip Tillage on Sprinkler Irrigated Sugarbeet


