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The ability of tillage implements to maintain surface residue coverage are largely dependent upon the implement’s main active component. Two categories of tillage implements were compared to determine their ability to maintain surface residue coverage when operating at different tillage depths. Chisel-type implements were found to bury substantially less crop residue than disc-type implements. Disc-type implements were also found to be highly dependent upon tillage depth. A more thorough understanding of the ability of tillage implements to maintain adequate amounts of surface residue coverage should enable producers to select appropriate implements to maximize production while minimizing erosion.

The Influence of Implement Type and Tillage Depth on Residue Burial