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September 2010 issue of No-Till Farmer

There are all kinds of great no-till tips crammed into our latest 16-page highly valuable issue of No-Till Farmer — the September 2010 edition. It's all the information a no-tiller needs to gather for ideas to improve profitability without turning the soil. Only $44.95 for a 1-year subscription; $69.95 for 2 years; and $99.95 for 3 years.

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In This Issue of No-Till Farmer

 Look for these informative, profit-building features in the September 2010 issue of No-Till Farmer :

No-Till Corn Right Back Into The Old Corn Row

An Illinois consultant designs coulter-and-row- cleaner setup to no-till corn into the previous year's corn stalks and root balls.

Doug Caffrey Didn't Listen To 'No-Till Won't Work Here'

Planting early, injecting manure and providing residue for hungry night crawlers pay off for veteran Iowa no-tiller.

No-Till Makes Long-Distance Farming Work In Big Sky Country

Minimal equipment is a must for far-flung farms, says Montana no-tiller Todd Tibbetts.

WHAT I’VE LEARNED FROM NO-TILLING...

No-Till Puts Brothers In The Winning Zone

Using the Rawson zone-till system, precision agriculture and conservation planning earns Minnesota no-tillers recognition for their yields and environmental stewardship.

Take Soil Samples With Precision In Mind

No-Till Notes columnist Jim Leverich shows how to define variability and create a plan to maximize fertilizer efficiency and profits.

No-Till Seed Cover Crops With Liquid Manure Applications

Manure-slurry seeding of cover crops produces an excellent stand and saves time and money, a Michigan State University cover-crop expert Dale Mutch says.

Deep Roots Essential To Reach Moisture In Sandy Soil

Corn roots 10 feet long pull up moisture in the hills that no-tiller, strip-tiller and consultant Bill Darrington farms in western Iowa.

Get all of this, plus Frankly Speaking featuring No-Till Farmer editor Frank Lessiter, New Products, No-Till Briefs, Shop Talk and the latest No-Till Farmer Poll Results in this information-packed issue.

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