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This page serves as a host to content from No-Till Farmer, as well as its sister publications: Strip-Till Farmer, Dryland No-Tiller and Cover Crop Strategies. We'll also post news and updates on our conferences: the National No-Tillage Conference, the National Strip-Tillage Conference and the National Cover Crop Summit. Follow us for cutting-edge information and techniques to guide farm operators engaged in no-tillage and strip-tillage practices.
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On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, find out how several no-tillers are handling a wet month across parts of the Corn Belt. Central Illinois no-tiller Dave Brown is patiently waiting for Mother Nature to cooperate before he can finish up planting several hundred acres. Brought to you by Martin-Till. https://lnkd.in/gqwnyQu5 #CAU
#Plant24 Update: Weather Delays No-Till Planting in Some States
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A severe geomagnetic storm interfered with navigational systems, leaving many U.S. farmers unable to plant crops over the weekend, according to a report from the New York Times.
Dealer: Keep Eye on Guess Rows After Geomagnetic Storms Affect GPS Signals
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At the request of No-Till Farmer Founding Editor Frank Lessiter, Rolf Derpsch and other international no-till and conservation ag colleagues assembled a comprehensive list of additional worldwide champions exclusively for No-Till Farmer. Check it out here:
Pioneers & Champions of No-Till & Conservation Ag from Across the World
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In this episode of the No-Till Farmer #podcast, managing editor Michaela Paukner talks with no-till veteran Guy Swanson about the GREET model updates and how they could result in a premium for no-tillers. Brought to you by The Andersons, Inc.
[Podcast] No-Tillers to Benefit From US Sustainable Aviation Fuel Update
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Heavy rains on May 6-7 in southeast Nebraska resulted in ponding and flooded areas of some fields. As of Sunday, May 3, USDA-NASS reported that 57% of Nebraska's corn was planted, ahead of the 41% last year and 38% average. Find out more here:
Corn and Soybean Survival in Saturated and Flooded Soils
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Ryegrass can pop up in crop fields due to cover crop control failures, roadside grass plantings, or contaminated seed. There are some general guidelines to improve the control of ryegrass. Find them out here:
Rye Grass Control & Cover Crop Termination Guidelines for No-Tillers
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A proposed label for KHNP0090, a dicamba herbicide from Bayer formerly known as XtendiMax, would remove any over-the-top (OTT) application of the herbicide in soybeans and restrict its use to no later than June 12 in that crop. Continue reading:
Bayer's New Proposed Dicamba Label Removes Over-the-Top Use in Soybeans
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Data from research scientist Jason DeBruin of Corteva Agriscience indicates that today’s corn hybrids are using more nitrogen (N) later in the growing season, which suggests that spoon-feeding N later in the season is likely to provide nutrients. Read more:
Spoon-Feeding Nitrogen: Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck
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Cover crops go hand in hand with no-till. Here are 10 popular cover crop stories from the month of April. Dive into more cover crop stories:
Top 10 Cover Crop Stories in April 2024
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