Clay Mitchell, no-tiller and co-founder of farmland venture capital firm Fall Line Capital, shares how he identifies the best investments for his no-till operation.

Attend no-tiller Clay Mitchell's upcoming session at the National No-Tillage Conference and learn how early emphasis on product-market fit creates different behavior patterns from companies focused on profitability, why startup efforts spent on fundraising can catastrophically detract from customer focus and which of today’s most successful products are tomorrow’s buggy whips.

There’s a risk that running heavy harvesting equipment in wet conditions will result in soil compaction. Considering compaction can cost you 5-10% in yield, it’s a good idea to avoid it when possible.