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This free buyer's guide helps farmers evaluate the cost-effectiveness of owning and operating hay equipment.

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Mullek family delivers sustainable peanuts with unique, no-till system

Jul 01, 2020

For a detailed, conservative, sustainable and high-yielding approach to farming, Alabama's Mulleks the 2020 Farm Press Peanut Efficiency...

Jun 08, 2020

Online Milan Field Day is free, pesticide recertification points available.

Sign-up now open for water quality cost-share

May 08, 2020

Iowa farmers and landowners can apply for cost-share funding to put water quality practices on the land.

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What happens on the surface impacts soil below

Apr 23, 2020

A University of Minnesota soil pit field day connects above-ground crop practices to soil health.

Milan No-Till Field Day goes virtual

Apr 17, 2020

Online Milan Field Day 'not the same' but what's needed.

10 considerations for adopting strip till

Apr 16, 2020

Strip till reduces soil erosion compared to full-width tillage and warms up soil faster for planting compared to no-till.

Consider inoculants for soybean boost

Apr 15, 2020

While not always recommended, the shadow of 2019 may require an inoculant boost, and perhaps fungicide support.

Oh the aroma of freshtilled soil You know what Im talking about that amazing and wonderful odor given off as steel slices and turns dark that golden carpet of crop residue Yes the moment that aroma engulfs my senses it takes me right back to the tractor and plow or disk of my youth late 60searly 70s So fastforward to a rural Minnesota scene I witnessed in late October Suddenly that wonderful scent turned sour given what I saw Dark fields with little to no corn residueRead the st

10 Considerations for Adopting Strip-Till

Apr 09, 2020

Advances in equipment technology, GPS, and application control systems have helped to overcome many challenges growers...

These Iowa farmers remain focused on soil health

Apr 09, 2020

Ready for planting, four farmers use 4R Plus practices to improve soil health and water quality.

Expanding farm tillage options

Apr 08, 2020

New tools from Kuhn Krause, McFarlane and Hiniker fill a range of tasks on the farm.

5 issues to consider before planting flooded acreage

Mar 26, 2020

Fertility programs, erosion, and health hazards should all be considered.

Soil compaction: Cover crops, conservation tillage, and irrigation

Mar 16, 2020

Kip Balkcom and Stacia Davis Conger discuss ways to help eliminate soil compaction using proper irrigation, cover crops, and conservation tillage.

Soil compaction: Soil health, cover crops, and compaction testing

Mar 12, 2020

Lisa Fultz and Dan Fromme discuss ways to eliminate soil compaction through testing, so producers can plan cover crop and tillage programs.

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