Planting No Till Soybeans near Platteville Wisconsin 

I always liked the look of this series of tractors.

they look especially good as a pulling tractor

Corn stalks can be hard on tires especially in the fall right behind the combine. Some guys are now running different rolls in their corn heads to shred the top of the stalk to help it break down quicker. Here in the spring they are not too bad to deal with and as I mentioned come harvest time they will be pretty brittle.

It really depends on the area Ive seen both row spacings yield very well. Around home in Ohio most guys have gone to 15'' row spacing for soybeans and in other areas most beans are on 30'' row spacing. I remember as a kid when my grandfather started growing soybeans he planted on 30's and we cultivated them. Then I also remember guys started planting them with a grain drill on 7.5'' row spacing. So I suppose it depends on soil, climate and plants per acre. And a good growing season

I've been saying that for over 40 years

No need to plow. Just more expense.

No Till soybeans have been doing very good after corn in lots of areas.