The math is pretty simple.

Check out these no-till corn growing tips that made a difference for nine winners in last year's National Corn Yield Contest conducted by the National Corn Growers Association.

Being an election year, candidates are already thinking about new governmental farm programs that could please environmentalists while benefiting no-tillers.

While weed shifts are certainly more prevalent than with other forms of tillage, following some common-sense strategies should help you successfully navigate through a changing weed spectrum.

Despite all of the talk about global warming, Tim Ball is predicting that we may see global cooling instead.

With tough economic times, finding new strategies to trim production costs are on the minds of most no-tillers.

Instead of a 2-year corn and soybean rotation, Dwayne Beck makes a case for a 4-year Corn Belt rotation of corn, corn, soybeans and soybeans. He maintains that his rotation provides more flexibility, lowers weed control costs, offers fewer disease problems, reduces insect concerns and overcomes worries about growing weed resistance.