This name includes a group of practices that are also known as, or include, the following; conservation tillage; no-till farming; high-residue farming. It is based on minimal or no cultivation, and sowing directly into the ground after the removal of the previous crop. It often involves increased use of herbicides to control weed growth.
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Alberta Reduced Tillage Linkages
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Sustainable cropping and direct seeding information, for Alberta. Site is sponsored by agribusiness companies.
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No--Till.com
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Brief information and a collection of links about the practice.
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No-Till Farmer Newsletter Online
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Providing the world's no-tillage farmers with ideas, inventions, techniques and industry news.
Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association
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Information regarding direct deeding farming methods. This site supports both growers and the extended industry. The environmental impact of these methods are also discussed.