
Radhika
Aug 279 min read
Zero Tillage for Climate Resilient Farming Does It Really Help Soil and Water
A farmer can read the soil after one good rain. If water runs off too fast, the field loses topsoil. If the surface seals like a hard plate, the next crop struggles before it even starts. This is where zero tillage becomes more than a new planting method. It becomes a practical way to protect soil and hold water where the crop needs it. Across India, many growers are facing the same pattern: shorter sowing windows, uneven rainfall, high diesel costs, labour shortage, and soil


