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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Yetter Farm Equipment has been providing farmers with solutions since 1930. Today, Yetter is your answer for finding the tools and equipment you need to face today’s production agriculture demands. The Yetter lineup includes a wide range of planter attachments for different planting conditions, several equipment options for fertilizer placement, and products that meet harvest-time challenges. Yetter delivers a return on investment and equipment that meets your needs and maximizes inputs. Visit them at yetterco.com.

Illinois Strip-Tiller Dials in “Non-Traditional” Fertility Program

Groveland, Ill., strip-tiller Brad Zimmerman is always thinking outside the box, especially when it comes to nutrient management. “What we’ve been doing the last five years is basically a non-traditional fertility program,” he tells AgriNews. “We use ocean minerals, dry humates, liquid fulvics, humics, sugars, aloe, kelp and a lot of these things that aren’t traditionally sold by fertilizer purveyors, but they’re very useful in terms of a bio stimulant or feeding the crop or getting nutrients into the crop.”

Brad Zimmerman using Senseen Nutriscope test on corn

Source: AgriNews photo/Tom C. Doran

Making Planting Easier with a Strip Freshener

The strip freshener has become a popular tool in the toolbox of many strip-tillers recently. In this video, Adam Fennig from Fennig Equipment breaks down the ins and outs of the Yetter strip freshener. Interested in learning more about the freshener? The man who invented them, Todd Mooberry, will be leading a classroom session at the upcoming National Strip-Tillage Conference, Aug. 6-7 in Springfield, Ill.

52-Year Study Shows Difference Between No-Till, Strip-Till Continuous Corn

Here’s your “Photo of the Week” from the great Dan Quinn at Purdue Univ., showcasing the visual differences between continuous no-till and strip-till corn in year 52 of a long-term tillage and crop rotation study.

Strip-Till Innovator Showcases Newest Strip-Till Unit

2026 Strip-Till Innovator Robert Boyle deploys 3 different strip-till units on his irrigated farm in Coolidge, Ariz., including this new one from Orthman.

Dealers in Canada Start Rolling Out New Strip-Till Unit

Canadian dealerships have started selling Case IH’s Nutri-Tiller strip-till unit. In this article, Grainews details some of the key features of the new machine.

Case IH NutriTiller 1030 wingfold

Source: Case IH

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