So while I'd agree that no-till/rotational farming is superior in many many ways, and while I would very much like to see its wide-scale implementation, I also

So while I'd agree that no-till/rotational farming is superior in many many ways, and while I would very much like to see its wide-scale implementation, I also note your final line: >as long as you're not financially dependent on planting your entire acreage every growing season. which to me suggests that it isn't "lazy/ignorant" farmers, but rather farmers who are economically entangled in the current system. Maybe the place to start would be objecting to i.e. Monsanto, or to producer demands such as McDonalds who require only a certain kind of potato grown under certain kinds of conditions (so all the fries look the same).