Results for tag: "Crop Residue Management"

Crop Residue Management (CRM) is a practice used in crop farming to manage crop residues, such as straw, stover, and husks, left over after harvesting. CRM is used to reduce soil erosion, improve soil fertility, and increase crop yields. It also helps to reduce the amount of crop residues burned, which can lead to air pollution. CRM can be done through a variety of methods, such as mulching, baling, and composting. Mulching involves covering the soil with crop residues to reduce evaporation and improve soil fertility. Baling involves collecting crop residues and compressing them into bales for storage and transport. Composting involves breaking down crop residues into organic matter that can be used as fertilizer. Some companies in the Crop Residue Management market include Agri-Tech Producers, Inc., Crop Residue Solutions, Inc., and Agri-Tech Solutions, Inc. Show Less Read more