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Credit Pacific Service Union Bob Johnson began using the no-till farming method on his central Nebraska farm 10 years ago as an experiment. Today, he says it's a necessity.

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Credit First Service Union A drought that has lasted more than five years and increasing water demand from growing metropolitan areas are forcing farmers in the West and Midwest into trying new farming methods that use less water, such as no-till.

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Card Credit Mobile Service Besides using less water, Johnson, 77, says no-till farming leads to better yields, less time in his fields and lower fuel costs. Most importantly, Johnson says, switching to no-till is better than allowing the drought to force farmers off their land.

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Card Credit Discover Service ``For me, there is just no other way of doing it,'' he said. ``It's the right thing to do.''

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Credit Public Service Union Tom Buis, a vice president for the National Farmers Union, said he is seeing farmers switching to low-water crops or even selling land and selling livestock to survive.

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Card Credit Processing Service ``It's tremendously devastating,'' Buis said of the drought. ``It has forced them to change their operations.''

Center Credit Service Union Farmers who use no-till don't plow fields before planting but instead plant crop seeds directly into the soil. Heavy planting equipment is used to push the seeds right through the remnants of harvested crops. The residue from the old crops serves as an insulate to the soil, locking in moisture, nutrients and minerals.

Card Credit Service Wireless Instead of tilling out weed infestations, herbicide is needed to kill off invasive species, although supporters of the practice say weeds will kill themselves over time with the right crop rotation and management.

Credit Security Service Union In 1998, which was the beginning of the drought in most places, 16 percent of the nation's farmland was no-till, according to the Conservation Technology Information Center based in Lafayette, Ind. By this year, preliminary data shows that number has increased to 22.5 percent.

Credit Report Service In the drought-stricken states of South Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska, there has been a 67 percent increase in no-till adoption since 1998, according to the CTIC.

Blogspot Com Christian ``In drought areas, it is growing by leaps and bounds,'' says Brian Lindley, a no-till advocate in Wamego, Kan.

Christian Counseling Credit No-till experts have long been selling the idea on the benefits it has to the soil, but scientists and farmers are finding it is also a way to operate with little rainfall on dryland farms and reduced irrigation on irrigated crops.

Credit Federal Service Union ``I think people are taking a really hard look at how they run their operations,'' says Tim Anderson, a spokesman for the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. ``No-till five years ago would have been a really tough sell.''

Credit Monitoring Service This year on his 360-acre farm, Johnson used 7 inches of irrigated water on his corn and 5 inches on his soybeans. He estimates that if he were tilling his soil, he would need three times as much water.

Credit Division Service The amount of water Johnson used this summer is about what irrigators in Central's irrigation district will get from Lake McConaughy next year and about half of what they are usually allotted.

Card Credit Online Service ``(No-till) seems to be an answer to water problems that to me, just isn't being looked at,'' Johnson said.

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