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Tillage Radish® Resource Guide - Cover Crop Solutions

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BENEFITSHow it pays: Reduces compactionTILLAGE RADISH ® RIPPER VS STEELThe <strong>Tillage</strong> Radish ® taproot does all the hard work so you don’t have to. It actsas a Ripper or strip tiller, reaching subsoil without bringing up rocks, bringingup nutrients instead. It will work for you even when the soil is too wet to till.Which means not only less work for you, but less fuel consumption. Improvedsoil fertility is a result of <strong>Tillage</strong> Radish ® storing nutrients including (N), (P),(Ca), and more, then making them available for your next crop.“No piece of steel can benefit the soillike the roots of a good cover crop.”Steve Groff, farmer & cover crop innovatorCOST OF V-RIPPER PER ACRELinderFarmNetwork.com2012 Farm Custom Rates$25.00WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR BOTTOM LINE:<strong>Tillage</strong> Radish ® gives you more than savings on the cost of usingsteel. The bio-drilling traits of the amazing <strong>Tillage</strong> Radish®taproot breaks up your compaction with long term benefits thatadd up.• Vital nutrients held & released = higher crop yields• Long taproot breaks up soil much deeper than a V-Ripper can• Less work in field, less fuel used = reduced operating costs• Improved water infiltration = more efficient tile lines, andpossibly eliminating the need for new onesTILLAGE DEPTH COMPARISON<strong>Tillage</strong> Radish ®RipperUp to 32” Approx 12”Breaks up soil with its long taprootDr. Weil explores the root growth in a soil pit. The tuber pushes soil up makingit more mellow. As bottom photo shows, no need to till soil that looks like this!1-800-767-9441 14 <strong>Cover</strong><strong>Crop</strong><strong>Solutions</strong>.com

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