No-Till Farmer

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No-Till Highlights: May 15, 2025

1 day ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Mackane Vogel

No-Till Farmer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at the grower's world from the lofty digital realm.
5 Ways to Keep the “Billion-Dollar Bug” from Stealing Corn Yields

2 days ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Noah Newman

Start thinking like a corn rootworm, and you’ll have a better shot at keeping the yield-robbing pest from taking over your strip-tilled cornfields. Those are some words of advice from Ann Marie Journey, an independent soil, wetland and stream health evaluator and founder of EntoVentures LLC. “When you approach the rootworm as just a problem that has to be solved, you’re not taking into account the animal’s biology,” Journey says.
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6 days ago | no-tillfarmer.com | John Dobberstein

By John Dobberstein posted on May 9, 2025 | Posted in Nutrient Management, Soil Health In this podcast, brought to you by NewFieldsAg, A “green and growing crop” is often perceived as a visual validation of a healthy no-till system. But subsurface investigation is wise to truly understand the biological stability of your soils for long-term success, says Brad Forkner.
Improved U.S. Beef, Ethanol Exports Possible with U.K. Trade Deal

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | John Dobberstein

By John Dobberstein, EditorPresident Trump says a new trade agreement has been reached “in principle” with the United Kingdom, which the administration says will be the first of several to occur this year.
[Video] How Rye Termination Timing Affects Weed Control

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Noah Newman

Daniel H. Smith, nutrient and pest management program manager for the Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison, checks in from the Lancaster Agricultural Research station with details on a 6-year study exploring a systems-based approach to weed management using cereal rye in corn-soybean rotations.
No-Till Highlights: May 8, 2025

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Mackane Vogel

No-Till Farmer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at the grower's world from the lofty digital realm.
How Does Planting Speed Impact Yield?

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Noah Newman

Precision Planting PTI Farm’s new High-Speed Planting Study is out. And PTI Farm Manager Jason Webster says the data shows that not only were yields maintained at higher speeds, but they actually increased in some spots. “Traditionally, there's some growers that really felt that the only way they could do a good job of planting is if they planted slower.
Conservation Conversation: Jerry Hatfield on Soil Health & Strip-Till

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Noah Newman

Special treat now — I caught up with soil health legend Jerry Hatfield to talk about his upcoming presentation at the National Strip-Tillage Conference and also the keys to expanding our knowledge about soil health. Here’s part of our conversation. Jerry Hatfield: “We want our soil to supply water, nutrients, provide support, oxygen exchange. When you look at all that relative to strip-till, we’re only cultivating a narrow band of this system out there.
"In the Weeds" Glyphosate News Roundup: May 6, 2025

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Frank Lessiter

Farmers’ Favorite Weedkiller Nears Its End, Bayer WarnsBy Patrick Thomas, The Wall Street JournalPublished April 14, 2025Roundup’s time may be up. Pharmaceutical and agriculture conglomerate Bayer said it could stop producing the world’s most popular weedkiller, unless it gets court protection against lawsuits blaming the herbicide for causing cancer.
Planting Green… By Accident?

1 week ago | no-tillfarmer.com | Mackane Vogel

Earlier this week I had a chance to catch up with Lisa Kubik. She’s an Iowa grower who grazes cattle and grows corn, soybeans and cover crops, but she also works with growers through Agoro Carbon Alliance. She told me about a cover crop case study and another Iowa farmer she recently worked with who saw great cover crop success by — get this — accidentally planting green. Here’s Lisa with the full story.