Check out the latest strip-tillage offerings from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

Jake Follrod with Equipment Technologies shares what's new with the 2014 line of Apache Sprayers. This year, one of the main enhancements the team at Equipment Technologies focused on was to deliver a stunningly comfortable and ergonomic cab, elevating anperator's experience with the machine.

Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced today that it is adding another new agronomic service to its Connected Farm solution.

Orthman, a leading provider of agricultural equipment and implements worldwide, recently announced the launch of its 2015 Deere-Orthman DR planters.

Check out the latest combine header offerings from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

John Deere announced today an alliance with Dawn Equipment Company, Inc., a manufacturer specializing in ground engaging tools and active control systems for planters. The alliance allows John Deere to sell and support Dawn hydraulic-controlled down-force systems, row cleaners, and closing wheels for planters.

Gary Woodruff, product marketing specialist with Grain Systems Inc., introduces the company's GSI Vision Controls, with a new WatchDog system option, allowing farmers to monitor and control temperature and output rate of their grain dryer through a smart phone or tablet.

Avon, Ohio strip-tiller Larry Krystowski shares his approach to successfully strip-tilling corn in twin rows and how it's allowed him to push corn planting populations to 45,000 seeds per acre, while maintaining yields near 200 bushels per acre.

The planting delays and wet soil conditions will increase the potential for sidewall compaction to occur. Sidewall compaction includes all soil compaction and soil smearing in and around the seed furrow, and can restrict root growth and reduce crop yields. Sidewall compaction typically occurs when planting into soils that are too wet, planting too shallow and setting too much down pressure on the gauge wheels and closing wheels. Sidewall compaction is never beneficial and will be the most detrimental when the soil becomes dry after planting.