soil compaction

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Harvest traffic and the potential for wet soil conditions make yield-robbing soil compaction a top concern during harvest. Austin Fischer, a field engineer from Firestone Ag, explains how the right tire design and proper tire inflation can help reduce soil compaction and keep your most valuable resource healthy...

Soil compaction is an important topic to consider after the rush of the fall harvest.  Grayson Catania with Case IH, said soil compaction is a leading cause of crop yield reduction.   “Compacted soil really acts like a brick underneath the surface of your fields.  It's likely going ...