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[Video] Lynx Ag’s New 36-row 22-inch Strip-Till Bar Offers Durability for High Acreage

By Noah Newman posted on September 6, 2024 | Posted in Equipment, Strip-Till Farming

Lynx Ag debuts a new 36-row 22-inch strip-till bar at the 2024 Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. Lynx owner Lance Glendenning goes over some of the unique features of the toolbar and why it’s durable for commercial operations. Glendenning also reflects on the evolution of the strip-till market and offers advice for strip-tillers as they prepare for harvest.

Fertilizer Application Product Roundup 2022

Check out the latest fertilizer application products from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

February 9, 2022

Check out the latest fertilizer application products from some of the industry's leading suppliers.

Multiple Use Toolbar Offers Attachment Flexibility

September 6, 2017 | Posted in Equipment

Source: HFL Fabricating

New from HFL Fabricating is its TP800S series toolbar, designed for multiple uses including interseeding, sidedressing, strip tilling and seed drilling. Models are available in widths from 10 to 40 feet.

Case IH Introduces 2140 Early Riser Pivot Fold Planter

August 29, 2017 | Posted in Equipment

Source: Case IH

Case IH has introduced the 2140 Early Riser pivot fold planter. Six configurations feature ultra-narrow row spacing options, combined with accurate planting technologies, for high-efficiency planting. Designed to easily transition from an operational width of 44 feet to a transport width of 13.5 feet.

AgSynergy Introduces The DR Model Applicator With 15" Row Spacing

August 16, 2013 | Posted in Equipment

Already becoming known for its superior performance in applying anhydrous ammonia in heavy residue no-till conditions with little to no visible disturbance at 20” and 30” toolbar row spacing options, AgSynergy now offers its Genesis TRX row unit on the DR toolbar model with 15” row spacing.

Building Spring Strips When It Didn’t Get Done

If a late harvest didn’t allow you to strip-till last fall, making shallower berms and splitting fertilizer this spring can help you stay on track

By Dan Zinkland posted on February 1, 2010 | Posted in Strip-Till Farming

While many strip-tillers would have preferred to build strips and put down fertilizer in the fall, a late harvest prevented much of the work from being completed.

11 Things He’s Learned About Strip-Till

20 years after inventing the Corn Belt’s version of the strip-till rig, Richard Follmer shares a few of the practice’s advantages and must-do tips and techniques.

By Mark Moore posted on August 1, 2009 | Posted in Strip-Till Farming

If you haven't heard of Richard Follmer, just know that you've probably used a version of his invention if you've used a strip-till unit recently. The owner of Progressive Farm Products in Hudson, Ill., invented the midmount, dual-placement strip-till toolbar that is being used by thousands of Corn Belt farmers.

Our Soil, Our Life

No-tilling helps this Wisconsin couple improve soil quality and preserve it for future generations.

By Frank Lessiter posted on February 1, 2006 | Posted in Cover Crops, Soil Health

While most Corn Belt no-tillers grow only corn and soybeans, Charlie Hammer prefers a three-way rotation. The operator of Hammer & Kavazanjian Farms with his wife Nancy Kavazanjian at Beaver Dam, Wis., prefers a no-till rotation evenly split between corn, soybeans and wheat in the farm’s 2,300-acre operation.

Critical Lessons Learned From 15 Years Of Continuous Strip-Tilling

This Indiana farmer found that applying fertilizer when strip-tilling isn’t always a paying proposition.

By Lynn Grooms posted on August 1, 2002 | Posted in Strip-Till Farming

Strip-Tilling since 1987, Cliff Roberts has learned a lot about what does and doesn’t work on his farm near Kentland, Ind.

Turn Your No-Till Farm Into A Big-Yield Operation

Get bigger no-till yields while doing as little as possible.

By Michael Austin posted on June 1, 2002 | Posted in Nutrient Management

Getting the highest return from the least amount of work is the goal of any good no-tiller because it creates more free time to spend with your family or time to develop better ways of no-tilling.

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