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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Farmer Conducts ‘Biggest Trial of My Life’ for Nitrogen

Arion, Iowa, farmer and Xtreme Ag founder Kelly Garrett just launched what he’s calling the biggest trial of his farming career, and it centers around nitrogen. Garrett gives us the scoop in this video. 

Illinois Farmer Gives Update on Strip-Till Experiment

Northern Illinois farmer Michael Long checks in from his strip-tilled corn field in this Farm Progress Field Check. Long is experimenting with adjusting his nitrogen rates to combat rising input costs.

Catching Up with the Strip-Till Trio Known as the Lobe Rangers

Check out this podcast featuring Iowa strip-tillers Zach Smith, James Hepp and Matt Bormann.The trio recently launched their “Lobe Rangers” initiative to advocate for practical changes in ag to improve the state’s water quality, soil health and more while helping farmers remain profitable.

Catching Up with the Strip-Till Trio Known as the Lobe Rangers

Strip-Till Innovator Details Unique Rotation

Coolidge, Ariz., Strip-Till Innovator Robert Boyle breaks down one of his more complex fields. On it, he harvested triticale, oats, peas, vetch, clovers and kale for silage in mid-February, then strip-tilled twin-row corn into it. Boyle uses a 360 RAIN unit on the field to autonomously irrigate and sidedress nutrients.

Strip-Till Gains Popularity in Southern Minnesota

Over the past 3 years, cover crop acreage is up about 10,000 acres and strip-till/no-till about 8,000 acres in Rice County, Minn., according to this Faribault Daily News column from Teresa Demars.

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