Keeping the Soil Where it Belongs

A Texas farm was recently recognized with an environmental award after switching to no-till practices 17 years ago rather than kicking up dust annually.

Right Crop for the Right Acre Helps Boost Yields, Soil Health

Keeping a diverse rotation and adding cover crops has helped North Dakota’s Tony Wagner pull value from formerly marginal, highly variable soils.

Raising Cover Crop Seed May Alleviate Supply Headaches

No-tillers could lower costs and diversify income by raising cover crop seed, but knowing state and federal seed laws is important if it becomes a business.

Meet the 'Carbon Cowboys'

Meet Allen Williams, Gabe Brown and Neil Dennis. These ranchers now know how to regenerate their soils, while making their animals healthier and their operations more profitable.

Economics: Jorgensen Land & Cattle Case Study, Part 3 of 5

Nick and Bryan Jorgensen discuss how much money per acre they’ve saved on fertilizer by relying on a diverse rotation, no-till practices, cover crops and livestock integration as they try as far as possible to imitate some of the processes on the Native Prairie.

History and Insights from No-Till Pioneer Bill Richards

In this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Topcon Agriculture, we sat down with Bill Richards, know as the “Grandfather of No-Till,” to discuss the storied history of no-till adoption and the major influencers who helped prove no-till as a viable, profitable farm practice.

Precision Farming Technologies Product Roundup 2017

Check out the latest precision farming technologies from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

Ray Archuleta Announced as Harry Young Jr. Memorial Lecture Series Presenter at the 2018 National No-Tillage Conference

The retired NRCS soil scientist to present premier lecture series general session and a separate session on no-till fertility management at the 2018 National No-Tillage Conference.

Yield Data Quality for Post-Harvest Analyses

The importance of having quality data is increasing to encourage producers to make the right choices, say precision ag experts.

Addressing Sulfur Deficiencies in Wheat

Kansas State University Extension shares some useful tips and information on dealing with sulfur shortages in winter wheat crops.

Water Use, Drought-Tolerant Hybrids Still Key to Dryland Crop Production

Risk management is the name of the game when it comes to growing dryland sorghum and corn, which both offer cropping alternatives "when and if" conditions are right, according to recent Texas A&M AgriLife Extension.

Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus: Should You Be Concerned Next Spring?

South Dakota State University Extension answers some common questions about wheat streak mosaic virus in wheat and whether you should be concerned about it in 2018.