I am a young farmer too (30) and also started farming when I was in high school. This was my first year for corn on corn. It was no-til, and did not work real well. I averaged 105 bushels/acre, and up the road my corn on beans averaged 200. A lot depends on your area, here fall chiselling would be a good idea. I have also heard of people applying some ammonium sulfate to help speed up decay of this years corn stalks. You will need insecticide in the spring. I did not use any, and had big problems with cut worms and army worms in my young corn. If erosion is not going to be a problem, I think I'd chisel it up. I have been using notill for 10 years? and it offers some real nice advantages, but i think plowed corn on corn is more forgiving. Josh Josh
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