Sam Stanley: Think Differently

Farming on Mars by Ciera Ware

Sep 2, 201928:19Business

Sam Stanley is an entirely no-till cotton and corn farmer in the Levelland area (Hockley County). He talks about his decision to switch to a no-till system, drip irrigation, 30-50 row spacing, cotton marketing, and why h...

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