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John is also a proponent of no-till farming.
“It used to be that everything was dead when we started out each spring,” he says.
Following the techniques his father used to farm these same fields, he would till the soil each spring, to kill weeds and prepare the seedbed.
No more.
It was like taking a bulldozer to the house,” he says.
“Now we plant new crops straight into our cover crops.
We’re managing the farm’s ecosystem year-round, to pull nutrients up into the soil, and maintain what’s there.
It’s earthworm and microbe habitat, in addition to a farm field.”
Not only is he maintaining his yields, he’s finding that, when that four-inch gully washer strikes in the spring, the soil absorbs it, rather than sending his precious soil off toward Chesapeake Bay.
“These new methods go against every grain in my dad’s body,” says John.