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National Farm Machinery Show 2013

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Shipping Out Video/Blog Series

Part 1: The Rising Tide on Yields

Part 2: Bound For New Orleans

Part 3: Moving Bushels South At 3 MPH

Part 4: River Transport System Earns D-Minus

Part 5: Fueling Tow Boat May Cost $200,000

Part 6: Barges Still Quickest, Cheapest

Part 7: 10 Miles In 28 Days On The River

Part 8: Panama Canal Updates Necessitate Upgrades

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This program will recognize no-tillers that adopt economically viable, sustainable practices to protect the environment and add value to their grain crops.

Drones Could Change Face Of No-Tilling

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or “drones” could help farmers make more timely, informed decisions about their operation by providing birds-eye views of fields and new ways to use precision data.

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• Drones Could Face U.S. Regulatory Burden
• Prices Expected To Fall For Drones
• Some Current UAV Models On The Market

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Custom Made Cover Crop Roller Attachment

Charles Martin, Loysville, Pa. no-tiller, shows his custom made cover crop roller attachment that goes on his planter. The roller is being used on his farm and is currently in production for several farms in his area. Leave a comment on this video >>


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Michigan No-Tiller Discusses Challenges Of Going To 100% Soybeans

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Boosting Cotton Yields With Five Way And Seven Way Cover Crops

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Randy Caviness And Family: Long No-Till History

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Planting Soybeans Into Standing Cereal Rye

A no-tiller wants advice on how to plant soybeans into standing cereal rye, and how to handle control lissue with the rye. Any suggestions?

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NATIONAL NO-TILLAGE CONFERENCE

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BREAKING NEWS! Attendance for the 2013 National No-Tillage Conference in Indianapolis was 1,153, beating last year's record of 911 in St. Louis. Thank you, no-tillers!

You can now register online at the low Early Bird rate of $259 (and just $232 for additional farm or family members!). You can also begin to make hotel reservations online at the host Hilton Hotel or by calling 1-800-HILTONS.

- NNTC Home Page

- 2014 Registration Form

THE NO-TILL YARDSTICK

Ready to unlock the secret to no-till profitability? Get more information on how you can participate in this new onfarm research project.

LATEST ISSUE

No-Till Farmer: June 2013 Issue

Increased profits and improved soil health is what every no-tiller is after. Double-cropping is one system capable of achieving both. From double-cropping sunflowers with multiple species to the more traditional soybeans after wheat, our latest edition of No-Till Farmer shares the experts’ advice on how you can get the most out of your farmland and time.

Do you think that measuring straight yield data will help you determine if your input decisions are profitable? Iowa State University researcher Peter Kyveryga says think again. In our June 2013 issue we share why Kyveryga says no-tillers should be measuring yield response, and how that can help you boost your profits.

Our latest issue also describes how no-tiller Ross Bishop built his own 8-row, 20-inch corn head, and in our regular "What I've Learned From No-Tilling" feature Indiana no-tiller Larry Huffmeyer shares how tiling, cover crops and accurate timing is paying off on his quest for 300-bushel corn.

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