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We compared yields, soil moistures, and costs associated with plowing, chiseling, and disking on a Parsons silt loam site. The preceding crop was corn. Primary tillage was May 14; planting, May 17. The soil was wet and compacted from more spring rains than usual. More than 2 inches of rain, May 23-25, caused heavy crusting and spotty emergence. Plots were replanted June 9 using a Buffalo till-planter (lO-inch sweep) to destroy the existing row and to plant simultaneously. We broadcast 125 pounds Nand 60 pounds K,O per acre May 14, banded 100 pounds of 18-46-0 at planting and applied 3 pounds (active ingredient) per acre of Miloguard immediately after planting for residual weed control on all plots. No-till plots received additionally 1 pound (active ingredient per acre) of Paraquat and X-77 spreader-sticker (8 oz.l10 gallons of

Soil Tillage Effects on Soil Moisture and Grain Sorghum Yield (1974)