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Research Suggests How Farmers Using No-Till Production Can Cut Herbicide Using Weed Control Method
According to a recent study done by Penn State researchers, farmers adopting no-till farming - in which soil is never or seldom plowed or disturbed - can minimize pesticide use while maintaining crop yields by applying integrated weed management strategies.
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