Brandon Hunt led the charge on a switch from conventional tillage to no-till and strip-till on his family’s 11,000-acre farm near Herndon, Ky.

Laura Tessieri from North Jersey Resource Conservation & Development shares the top takeaways from a multi-farm study on delayed cover crop termination.

Gain valuable no-till product and application knowledge in the first of 3 No-Till Product Solutions sessions.

Dryland no-tillers aren’t the only farmers who faced drought conditions in 2024.

Alyssa Essman, The Ohio State University weed specialist, has conducted extensive research into the interaction between cover crops and weed management with no-till.

Western Iowa no-tiller Kelly Garrett’s focus on soil conservation, sustainability and innovation has led to multiple first-place finishes in the NCGA High Yield Contest.

As a landscaper in the early 1970s, Jim Truax experienced first hand the frustration of trying to plant native prairie grasses with available equipment.

Jill Clapperton, an internationally known soil health specialist, leads this information-packed classroom on how to supercharge your soil health.

Jill Clapperton, a world-renowned soil biologist and rhizosphere ecologist, helps farmers better understand what lives — and must thrive — below the soil surface to regenerate and maintain healthy soil structure.

Although nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium and secondary nutrients such as calcium, magnesium and sulfur make up 98% of a plant’s composition, the other 2% of micronutrients are critical for making proteins and enzymes that keep plants healthy and producing high-yielding no-till crops, says No-Till Innovator Jim Hoorman.