North Dakota no-tiller Gabe Brown is one of the pioneers of today’s regenerative ag movement. For this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Yetter, we’re joined by Brown as he talks about a recent experience testifying before Congress about how government programs could be designed so as to encourage farmers to adopt regenerative practices rather than hinder their efforts.

The Ogallala Aquifer’s future requires not just adapting to declining water levels, but the involvement of a wide range of participants comfortable with innovation who will help manage the situation and drive future changes. That was the message heard by more than 200 participants from across eight states who listened in and identified key steps in working together during the recent two-day Virtual Ogallala Aquifer Summit.

The Canola Council of Canada explains why the rule of thumb of planting canola no deeper than 1 inch applies when seeding into dry soil conditions from March until mid-May.

Sarah Lancaster, weed science specialist for Kansas State University Extension, shares strengths and weaknesses of various residual herbicides for corn and discusses valuable tips for management tips.

A newly revised Kansas State University Research and Extension publication, Kansas Grain Sorghum Management 2021, is now available.

According to Reuters, Bayer AG said that it will not ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a $20.5 million award to Dewayne Johnson, a groundskeeper who claimed the company's Roundup weedkiller caused his cancer.

Planting green, a practice in which farmers plant cash crop seeds directly into a live cover crop, is an increasingly popular practice amongst no-tillers, according to the 13th Annual No-Till Operational Benchmark Survey.

Farmers collect data and make operational changes throughout the course of their farming career. But how much of a correlation is there between the analysis and actual application of in-field information to improve on-farm decision-making?