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Applying an Analytical Eye to Measure Soil Health Improvement

Dr. Jerry Hatfield, former USDA plant physiologist and Wayne Fredericks, Osage, Iowa, strip-tiller to share on-farm results and advice on how incremental improvements in farm management will bolster soil health at the 2020 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
March 6, 2020
Farmers collect data and make operational changes throughout the course of their farming career. But how much of a correlation is there between the analysis and actual application of in-field information to improve on-farm decision-making?
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5 Takeaways from the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference

August 16, 2019
2019 has tested the resolve of many farmers. So it was refreshing to experience an overall optimistic environment at the 6th annual National Strip-Tillage Conference in Peoria, Ill. Many of the 338 farmers, researchers and industry professionals assembled with a shared objective of making lemonade out of lemons in 2019, but they also sought opportunities to rebound in 2020.
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60-Inch Strip-Till: The Good, the Bad and the New

Bob Recker, owner of Cedar Valley Innovation, to share results of wide row strip-till trials and detail next-step experiments for the innovative cropping approach at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference
June 26, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health
Bob Recker, owner of Cedar Valley Innovation, to share results of wide row strip-till trials and detail next-step experiments for the innovative cropping approach at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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Strip-Tilling Soybeans: Managing Variables to Maximize Yields

University of Wisconsin researcher John Gaska to share current research results measuring fertilizer placement and seedbed preparation for strip-tilled soybeans at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
June 26, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health
University of Wisconsin researcher John Gaska to share current research results measuring fertilizer placement and seedbed preparation for strip-tilled soybeans at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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Testing Tillage Intensity: Learning from a Less is More Mindset

Longtime University of Illinois crop production researcher Emerson Nafziger to analyze and compare different tillage trials in continuous and rotated corn systems at 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
June 19, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health
Longtime University of Illinois crop production researcher Emerson Nafziger to analyze and compare different tillage trials in continuous and rotated corn systems at 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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Crunching the Numbers on Nutrient Efficiency in Strip-Till

From precise management of split-nitrogen applications to reducing his applied N to bushels- per-acre ratio to below one, Deweese, Neb., strip-tiller Brian Herbek will break down results and revisions to his nutrient management program at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
June 15, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health
From precise management of split-nitrogen applications to reducing his applied N to bushels- per-acre ratio to below one, Deweese, Neb., strip-tiller Brian Herbek will break down results and revisions to his nutrient management program at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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Applying an Agronomic Eye to Strip-Till Equipment Evolutions

From custom-building a twin-row planter, to integrating RTK on a budget, Whitelaw, Wis., strip-tiller Steve Tesarik will share the agronomic motivation and methods for his machinery modifications at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
June 12, 2019 | Posted in Soil Health
From custom-building a twin-row planter, to integrating RTK on a budget, Whitelaw, Wis., strip-tiller Steve Tesarik will share the agronomic motivation and methods for his machinery modifications at the 2019 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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