Zero tillage refers to the method of sowing agricultural seed using drillers without first preparing the soil or disturbing any existing crop stubbles. Zero tillage is better than tillage because it lowers cultivation costs while also reducing soil erosion, crop duration, irrigation needs, and weed impact. ZT, also known as zero tillage or no tillage.
The first known use of zero tillage was in 1963.
Synonyms: cultivation, tillage
