Inside Illinois Corn’s Precision Conservation Management Program
About this episode
Greg Goodwin discusses Illinois Corn’s Precision Conservation Program and its impact on farmer profitability and soil health.
Farm+Food+Facts welcomes Greg Goodwin is Director of Illinois Corn’s Precision Conservation Program (PCM). With planting season upon us, in this timely episode he explains how PCM delivers results by improving farmer profitability and soil health on a field-by-field, pass-by-pass basis. Learn more about how PCM works with famers to improve tillage, cover crop and nitrogen management strategies. To stay connected with USFRA, join our newsletter and become involved in our efforts, here. ...
Topics covered
- precision conservation
- farmer profitability
- soil health
- tillage
- cover crops
- nitrogen management
Keywords
- Illinois Corn
- Precision Conservation Program
- farming strategies
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