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From historical advertisements to intriguing articles, this blast from the past is truly a rare piece of no-till history. Discover what the hot topics were back in the 70s and what information is STILL relevant nearly 50 years later! No-till farming and No-Till Farmer have come a long way since then, but this premiere issue is what started it all — helping push forward and spread the message of conservation tillage.

Here are just a few of the fascinating things you'll find in this treasured no-till capsule:

• Page 6. Diary of No-Till Tour Yields New Ideas — A time-stamped, hour-by-hour account of a 2-1/2 day tour by five No-Till Farmer editors checking out new no-tillage ideas in Kentucky and Illinois, including a stop at the Harry Young Jr. farm where no-till got its start in 1962.
   

• Page 9. No-Till Goes to the Dogs — A look at a unique use of no-tillage for making fields more easily navigable for dogs training to hunt.
   

• Page 14. No-Till Machine Shed — A must-read for the machine-minded no-tiller, this article
  offers a fascinating look at early planting equipment from 9 machinery manufacturers.
   

• Page 17. Plow-Boy Pete and No-Till Ned — See the debut of the cartoon characters that personified the battle of conventional tillage versus no-tillage in the pages of No-Till Farmer during the early years.
   

• Page 29. No-Till Wives’ Ways — This “women’s page” of No-Till Farmer focused on thefarmer’s wife — her homemaking, hobbies, humor, headaches.
   

• PLUS other intriguing articles, art and advertisements from the early days of no-till farming!