Farmers struggle to make optimal fall tillage decisions without clear guidance on soil and crop-specific conditions

Soybean and grain farmers face uncertainty about whether to perform fall tillage, as the decision significantly impacts soil health, erosion risk, and next season's yields. Current resources are fragmented and generic, forcing farmers to rely on outdated practices or trial-and-error approaches that can result in costly soil degradation, compaction, or reduced productivity. Farmers need specific, actionable decision frameworks tailored to their soil type, crop rotation, and regional conditions.