No-till farmers report that despite rising expenses last year they were able to make some money. Of the 497 no-tillers from 26 states who responded to the recent survey of No-Till Farmer in January, 68% say they were profitable. This was down by about 2% compared to a year earlier when 69.8% reported being in the black in 2016. Compared to 2014, though, it was down by 13%, when 81% of no-tillers said they made…
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