No-till farming is primarily used to minimize soil disturbance and prevent erosion, promoting soil health.

No-till farming is a method where crops are planted without disturbing the soil through plowing or tilling. This approach is designed to minimize soil disturbance and prevent erosion, as tilling can expose soil to wind and water erosion. By leaving the soil undisturbed, no-till farming helps maintain soil structure, preserve organic matter, and improve water retention. This method also promotes better soil health, reduces fuel use, and helps in carbon sequestration. While no-till farming can reduce the need for irrigation and pesticide use, its primary benefit lies in reducing soil erosion and enhancing sustainability in agriculture.