Al Miron, from Minnehaha County, South Dakota, discusses how a problem with residue in the short-term may be necessary for long-term soil health (one where residue and soil microbes work with your crops, not against them)!

South Dakota farmer Ralph Holzwarth discusses the issue with over-valuing a crop’s performance during the growing season and why building your organic matter through residue is far more important!

Dwayne Beck of Dakota Lakes Research Farm addresses the two opposing views of residue – one as a “friend”, the other as an “enemy” – and shines a light on why residue can be a great resource.

This is our exclusive introductory video highlighting our mission, our goals and our methodology for enhancing sustainable farming practices all across South Dakota!