Farmer Production Decision-Making: Lessons from Precision Conservation Management
Using data from the Precision Conservation Management (PCM) program, Gary and Laura discuss the trends in tillage practices, nitrogen application rates (including MRTN), and cover crop adoption across Illinois and the Midwest. They also dive into the economics of these conservation practices, the stickiness of farmer decision-making, and how recent fertilizer price changes might impact future crop years. 🔗 Helpful Links Mentioned in this Webinar: Precision Conservation Management: http://www.precisionconservation.org farmdoc daily: http://farmdocdaily.illinois.edu farmdoc YouTube Channel:    / @farmdoc  farmdoc Facebook:   / farmdoc  farmdocDaily X (Twitter): http://x.com/farmdocDaily Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an update from the farmdoc team!

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