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7 Tips for Continuous Success with Strip-Tilled Corn-on-Corn

From proper planter setup to split nitrogen applications, Illinois strip-tiller Cade Bushnell shares his experience making more than a decade of continuous strip-tilled corn work.
By Libby Wawzenek posted on November 27, 2023 | Posted in Strip-Till Farming 101, Seeding & Planting, Nutrient Management
Strip-tilling continuous corn may sound daunting to many farmers, but Stillman Valley, Ill., strip-tiller Cade Bushnell believes it’s worth the investment of time, energy and strategic planning needed to make it economically worthwhile.
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Achieving Repeatable Results with Continuous Strip-Tilled Corn

By Jack Zemlicka posted on May 7, 2020
Overcoming inconsistent soil conditions and weather patterns, Illinois strip-tiller Cade Bushnell will share how a methodical approach to residue management, calculated nitrogen applications and cover crops contribute to consistently profitable strip-tilled corn-on-corn production at the 2020 National Strip-Tillage Conference.
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[Podcast] Managing Strip-Till Residue for Maximum Corn-on-Corn Yields

In this episode of the Strip-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Thurston Mfg., we welcome Illinois farmer Cade Bushnell to share his method for not only managing heavy corn residue, but putting it to work as part of a systematic approach to developing a productive strip-till system.
October 11, 2016 | Posted in Nutrient Management
In this episode of the Strip-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Thurston Mfg., we welcome Illinois farmer Cade Bushnell to share his method for not only managing heavy corn residue, but putting it to work as part of a systematic approach to developing a productive strip-till system.
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Taking Ownership of Spraying to Increase Strip-Till Yields

By Jack Zemlicka posted on October 11, 2016 | Posted in Nutrient Management
Some farmers invest in their own sprayer, seeing opportunity for long-term advantages than can offset the upfront cost. Stillman Valley, Ill., strip-tiller Cade Bushnell took this approach on his 1,300-acre corn and soybean operation, purchasing a Hagie sprayer after crunching the numbers on the cost of custom application vs. his fertility program goals.
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Independent on-farm researcher Marion Calmer checks in from Alpha, Ill., with a preview of his 2024 National Strip-Tillage Conference presentation, “Did Strip-Till Solve My Nutrient Stratification Problems?” Over the last 5 years, Calmer has been examining fertility levels vertically in his soil profile. This inch-by-inch examination uncovered a serious nutrient stratification problem on his farm that was costing him up to $135,000 annually. The No-Till Legend switched back to strip-till in 2023 for the first time since 1995 in an effort to solve his nutrient stratification problems.

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