In the midst of the harvesting campaign, we are harvesting golden grain, lots of sunshine and good results and thinking about the next business year, which starts with the harvester coming out of the block and the next machines coming in with your chosen technology.
I won't fail to remind you that a big importance is the interruption of capillary evaporation of the stubble, which is done EVERY time after harvest with shallow tillage - harrows, rakes, "sticks", whatever you choose - the soil matters for the choice.
Of course, you have already set up the crop rotation and all that's left is to choose the varietal composition (and, don't forget the catch crop!). I'm a fan of keeping a fairly constant balance of crops in the rotation, no extreme outliers like no sunflower or anything for chickpeas. This protects against agronomic and economic collapses. Rapeseed should also not be brought down because of momentary setbacks, but simply to look for the technological reason, in addition to agro-meteorological. Growth regulators are not always a good solution. Nor are vegetative herbicides. I've grown a lot of rape, so - trust me! (E.M.)
We will talk more in the field. Looking forward to your interest and new meetings. Good luck!