[Link] One Bold Move Leads to No-Till Success
For this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Yetter, we share a reading of a story about David Moose, who in the 1980s, jumped in…
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[Link] Becoming a no-till believer
Over time and seeing reduced tillage work for producers with challenging soil types, Bly changed his perspective as well. “I believe and I know, bec…
[Link] No-Till and Direct Seeding in the Palouse
No-Till Farmer editor Frank Lessiter talks with the production ag manager for the Spokane Conservation District, Ty Meyer, who discusses how no-till g…
[Link] No tillage and previous residual plastic mulching with reduced water and nitrogen supply reduces soil carbon emission and enhances productivity of following wheat in arid irrigation areas
No tillage, optimal nitrogen and irrigation supply levels, and crop rotation are promising strategies for reducing soil carbon emission, and plastic m…
[Link] Regenerative Organic No-Till with Rick Clark
Indiana no-tiller Rick Clark has gained some notoriety recently as one of a handful of farmers who is making organic no-till work — and on a large s…
[Link] Capturing Sunlight, Building Carbon with Strip Cropping and Interseeding
Strips of soybeans alternate with strips of corn on Marty Weiss’ farm in Beaver Dam, Wis. “My goal with strip-cropping is to capture sunlight, whi…
[Link] [Podcast] Betsy Bower: An Agronomist’s Take on No-Till
For this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Yetter, we caught up with agronomist Betsy Bower to get an agronomist’s viewpoint …
[Link] Fixing tillage-damaged soils takes tough love
Dramatic improvements to soil structure will occur after tillage stops. It just takes time.
[Link] Conflicting Stories, Messages Don’t Help Watersheds or No-Till Adoption
If we’re ever going to get anywhere with increasing conservation practices and fixing environmental issues in our watersheds we need to get consiste…
[Link] Cropping practices pass tough-weather test
Nutrient stewardship and conservation help farmers through a difficult 2020 growing season.
