“The networking is one of the things I love most about the Strip-Till Conference,” says Zack Smith, who strip-tills in Lake Mills, Iowa. “The farmers attending this conference are some of the most innovative folks you’re going to find."

For farmers who use drones for crop scouting, imagery, or spraying, this program marks an important shift in how drone rule violations are handled — and why staying compliant matters more than ever. Adam Gittins explains what the DETER program is, why it was created, and how it applies to ag drone operators.

The combination brings together two companies focused on practical innovation that helps farmers improve planting performance and profitability.

Ohio State Univ. precision ag expert John Fulton outlines the impacts of new technology in strip-till systems & explores what’s on the horizon.

Experts say last-minute planter adjustments based on growing degree days & physical examination of in-furrow seed offers an opportunity to find free bushels.