The National No-Tillage Conference is returning to St. Louis, Missouri, Jan. 10-13, 2023, for our 31st annual event. Come join us at the world's largest and longest running no-tillage event for $130.00-off when you register today with limited-time-only Black Friday Savings.

At the National No-Tillage Conference, founder of 360 Yield Center, Gregg Sauder as he reviews the transition from the early days of planter machine-learning and technology that vastly improved seed spacing, depth and downforce.

At the National No-Tillage Conference, Jim Leverich teaches the management techniques proven to be critical success factors to no-till by a longtime no-tiller, extension educator and innovator.

The Feb. 24-25 National No-Tillage Conference Video Review offers you the opportunity to replay the top presentations from the 2022 National No-Tillage Conference through a convenient on-demand, online learning format to accommodate your busy schedule.

Adding new practices to your cropping system can require adaptations that aren’t always intuitive. Barry Fisher of Fisher Soil Health shares insight into how taking logical steps that have been proven by top farmers and researchers across the country can reduce risk and speed the improvement of soil functions.

It’s been almost 6 decades since Harry Young Jr. no-tilled the first commercial plot of corn in Herndon, Ky., and no-till has certainly come a long way since, as the bold experiment set off an agricultural evolution across the U.S. and globally. But farmers must still log a profit as they do right by soil health to stay in business.

For veteran no-tiller Mike Starkey, nothing beats learning from fellow farmers. He no-tills 2,500 acres of wheat, corn, soybeans and hay in Brownsburg, Ind., with his son, his nephew and his nephew’s son.

Courtesy of Martin-Till, attendees of the 30th annual National No-Tillage Conference will get to experience an interactive "Walk Through No-Till History" exhibit, featuring a fascinating array of photos and graphics that portray the no-till equipment innovations, technique advancements, product releases and more that have helped the practice evolve from unorthodox to mainstream.