Strip-Till Farmer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at the grower's world from the lofty digital realm. Here is our favorite content from the past week from across the web:


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The Benefits of Strip-Till in the Southeast

Hop inside the cab with the host of Longview Farmin’ on YouTube, as he explains how strip-till has been a game changer for his Virginia-based operation.


“Stewards of Water Quality” Looking to Switch from Conventional to Strip-Tillage

Sedlachek Family Farms, operated by Freddy Mogensen and Brian Sedlachek, has been certified as Minnesota stewards of water quality through the state’s Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program. Mogensen and Sedlachek are looking to take their conservation practices to the next level by switching to strip-till if they can find rentable equipment in their area.

Adam Maleski, John Brezinka and Freddy Morgensen

Strip-Tilling Duo Recognized as Rising Leaders in Iowa Community

Nate Huntley and Josh Nelson share their “wild, unconventional” farming journey, and detail the benefits of strip-till in this feature article from Farm Journal. The two strip-tillers, who farm on opposite sides of Wright County in Iowa, are helping others implement conservation practices in the region. “We are trying to build a community willing to share information,” Nelson says. “We aren’t treating farming information like a state secret.”

Nate Huntley (left) and Josh Nelson (right) farm in Wright County, Iowa.

Environmental sustainability often leads to financial sustainability. Focusing on soil health, for example, can allow a farmer to cut back on certain purchased inputs or bank nutrients through practices such as no-till and cover crops. Nate Huntley (left) and Josh Nelson (right) farm in Wright County, Iowa. Photo: Lori Hays


Cover Crop Cheat Sheets

The Ohio State University College of Food, Agriculture & Environmental Sciences compiled 23 fact sheets about different species of cover crops. Each provides information on how to identify, plant, and terminate specific cover crops, as well as rating their traits, attributes, advantages and disadvantages.

Ohio Cover Crops

Combining the Benefits of Cereal Rye & Strip-Till

Check out this picture from the Fond Du Lac Land & Water Twitter account, showcasing a local farmer’s utilization of cereal rye with strip-till.


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