Every no-tiller in the Southeast knows of University of Tennessee’s (UT) “Milan No-Till Field Day.” The AgResearch & Education Center at Milan was established in 1962 on former Milan Army Ammunition Plant land. Today, nearly 700 acres of cropland are used for research. The No-Till History series is made possible by Calmer Corn Heads.

Now a Tennessee dealer, this former Allis-Chalmers territory manager shares what it was like to work the Milan No-Till Field Day. The No-Till History series is made possible by Calmer Corn Heads.

Experts from Missouri and Iowa academic institutions weigh in on the benefits of no-till in this piece from Missouri Farmer Today. While almost all praise (and use) no-tillage systems, they admit the positive benefits (soil absorption, for one) are hard to quantify monetarily.

Cover crops are seeing popularity increase overseas, from Europe to Asia to Australia to New Zealand, as farmers look for many of the same benefits on their own farms. The No-Till Passport series is brought to you by Martin Industries.

The company will no longer take orders for the model 3710 moldboard plow, citing changing tillage practices among farmers.

Carlos Crovetto Lamarca, who turned his farm Chequén into an experimental test plot for agriculturalists all over the world, died at home on June 17.

In this webinar, Holganix President of Agriculture, Dave stark Ph.D. will discuss the role of soil microbes in breaking down crop residue and building soil health.

We're all familiar with the hard work that goes into raising a crop for harvest and the importance of ensuring you get the most out of every field. One proven way to ensure you are maximizing yields while also improving overall harvest efficiency is by implementing an Air Assist Harvesting System to your harvesting practices.