Чому в посуху ґрунт Майкла Томпсона працює інакше?

This season in Kansas, USA, has been the driest in 133 years. We went to Michael Thompson's farm to see how the soil works in these conditions. Why does one field of corn handle drought better than another? Why isn't it just the amount of rainfall? Right in the field, Michael shows two soil samples, explains how its structure changes during years of no-till, and why healthy soil helps plants better tolerate drought. In this video: • the driest season in 133 years; • two soil samples - a visual comparison; • how soil structure changes; • why healthy soil performs better during drought. ---------------------------------------- *Useful links* More information about No-till technology and regenerative agriculture: http://no-tiller.com/](http://no-tiller.com/ Order the book "No-till for Beginners": http://no-tiller.com/book/ Group "Hard No-tillers" on Facebook (farming experience, advice, discussions):   / hardnt   ------------------------------------------------ *Contacts* No-tiller Mykhailo Draganchuk Tel. +380660844302 (Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram) E-mail: [email protected] Instagram:   / mikhail_draganchuk   Facebook:   / mykhaylo.draganchuk