The economics of installing drainage systems on poorly drained farm ground are clearly positive for most no-tillers.

Converting a farm to no-till was a gradual process, but it’s paid off in many ways for Lee Thelen.

No-tiller and strip-tiller Doug Martin is a big believer in the concept of spending money to make money.

At age 68, John Everts has embraced no-till farming as a way to boost his per-acre profit, farm with less machinery and improve the soil.

It’s times like these when the sticker shock of rising costs combined with the opportunities presented by rising prices leads resourceful growers to take a new look at the way they run their operations. New and innovative technologies available today can help you reduce the use of materials and take fuller advantage of the assets you already have.