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50-foot BD7600 Box Drill from Great Plains

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Linking planting and tillage equipment

Apr 22, 2022

Slideshow: This roundup covers two key operations on the farm with new tools and innovations.

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Texas producer not 'shooting for the stars' this year

Mar 25, 2022

The Southwest's persisting drought and high input prices alters how Jason Sturgeon will approach crop production...

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The roots of no-till farming started 60 years ago

Mar 21, 2022

No-till farming began with 0.7 acres of no-till corn and the late Harry Young, a Herndon, Ky. producer...

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Realizing no-till benefits requires residue management

Dec 22, 2021

Reminder: It's important to bury residue as early as practical in the spring if the goal is to reduce high residue loads.

Consider reducing tillage to save dollars, soil

Dec 02, 2021

Field Fodder: University of Wisconsin research shows no yield difference between no-till and conventional tillage when corn follows soybeans.

Forrest Laws

Tillage costs can add up in traditional soybean planting systems

Nov 10, 2021

Study shows tillage costs in conventional soybeans can run up to $30 an acre.

Sierra Day

Farm Progress Show tillage tool roundup

Oct 15, 2021

Slideshow: Learn about the tillage equipment demonstrated at the 2021 Farm Progress Show and hear from the farmers who’ve run them.

Fall tillage: Benefit or detriment to soil?

Oct 08, 2021

Field Fodder: Before you head to the field to do fall tillage, consider that studies show healthy soils resist erosion.

Adopt an attitude of gratitude

Oct 05, 2021

Salute Soil Health: Hoosiers have much to be thankful for, including good soils.

Shelley E. Huguley

Grower panel talks tillage, cover crops

Oct 01, 2021

Tillage systems are not one-size-fits-all.

Shelley E. Huguley

Strip-till, cover crops yield peace of mind

Sep 23, 2021

Southwest Oklahoma producer transitions his peanut acres to strip-till, cover crop system.

Shelley E. Huguley

Producers grow no-till alfalfa, revert to temporary tillage

Sep 16, 2021

Terry and Wes Farris begin a conventional tillage schedule of 500 acres per year with plans of returning to no-till. "We're not giving up on no-till."

Tom J Bechman

See new equipment at work

Aug 24, 2021

Corn harvesting and tillage demonstrations are planned for each day.

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