CONFERENCE SIGHTS & SOUNDS
Watch this video to take in the sights and sounds from this world-class educational event.
Hear past attendees share their memorable conference moments and offer their advice for those who are considering attending.
CHECK OUT WHAT PAST ATTENDEES ARE SAYING ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Year after year the National Strip-Tillage Conference receives high marks from attendees for educational value and networking opportunities, but don't just take our word for it!
Four-time attendees Trevin Kennedy and Joey Hanson share what they like most about the conference, how the networking has benefited them and what keeps them coming back
2018 Conference Session Videos
Digest the "best of the best" ideas from the National Strip-Tillage Conference through free video replays of the 2018 conference general session speaker presentations, made possible with the support of Ingersoll Tillage Group.
2018 Conference Speaker Interviews
A discussion with 2018 National Strip Tillage Conference speaker Mike Petersen
Associate Editor James DeGraff chats with soil health expert Mike Petersen. The two discuss Petersen’s 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference presentation, “Digging Into the Dirty Details of Your Strip-Till System to Build Biodiversity,” as well as a soil health workshop Petersen will lead, “Getting to the Root of Your Strip-Till Soil Health.”
A discussion with 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference Speaker Jack Boyer
Associate Editor James DeGraff chats with Jack Boyer, a retired ag engineer and current farmer in Iowa. The two discuss Boyer’s 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference presentation, “Banking on the Proven Benefits of Cover Crops & Strip-Till.”
A discussion with 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference Speaker Harold van Es
Associate Editor James DeGraff chats with Harold van Es, Professor of Soil Science and Chair of the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences at Cornell University. The two discuss van Es' 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference presentation, "What Have We Learned About How Tillage Systems & Cover Crops Affect Soil Health?"