The Best No-Till Knowledge
Jam-Packed Into 4 Days!

See You In Cincinnati from Jan. 12 to 15, 2011! Until Feb. 28, it's just $219 to register and $189 for additional farm or family friends. (Normally $249 — a $30 savings!)
Register Now. Get Our Best Available Rates!
Make hotel reservations for just $99 per night!
Download The 2010 Program!
NEW — Video Interviews With 2010 Sponsors
Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizers
See What No-Till Experts You Missed In 2010!
And What You Can Expect For 2011!
A central Illinois no-tiller and manager of 6,000 no-till acres in South Africa, Howard Buffett will share his experiences in pictures of the difficulties farmers in emerging countries face — and how it has led his foundation to fund nearly 50 no-till projects around the globe.

Dwayne Beck, manager of the Dakota Lakes Research Farm outside Pierre, S.D., will challenge you to be a better no-tiller through diverse cropping rotations and by taking a more long-term management view.
Stockton, Iowa, no-tiller Keith Schlapkohl will offer insights into critical practices in his operation that have him moving closer to 300-bushel corn and 100-bushel soybeans.

Steve Groff, a long-time cover crop manager from Holtwood, Pa., will speak on the uses, benefits and rotational fits for the tillage radish. He will also discuss some potentially new cover crops with which he’s been experimenting and how they might fit in a no-till rotation.
Popular conference speaker Marion Calmer will focus on the top 5 money-saving techniques he's learned — as well as the top 5 moneymaking discoveries — from 25 years of no-till research on his Alpha, Ill., farm.

One of the country's premier nutrient specialists, Ray Ward will discuss sulfur and other micronutrient deficiencies that may be lurking in your no-till fields, as well as how to properly interpret soil tests and take corrective action.
Clay Mit
chell, a Buckingham, Iowa, strip-tiller and no-tiller, will conduct both a general session and a classroom on precision tools that can help farmers be more productive and profitable.
As manager of Cronin Farms in Gettysburg, S.D., Dan Forgey has raised 11 different crops in a diverse rotation. He'll give you ideas of how your no-till system can benefit by adding new crops to the rotation.
After a tremendous 2010 conference in Des Moines, we’re eagerly looking forward to the 19th annual event next January in Cincinnati. Unofficial final attendance for the 2010 conference was 775, which was the highest attended event ever in Des Moines, which has hosted the NNTC five times.
We’re looking forward to a powerful new decade for no-till! Registration will open soon for the 2011 event.
2010 National No-Tillage Conference Sponsors
Agro-Culture Liquid Fertilizers * Agrotain International
Bayer CropScience * Blu-Jet
Case IH * Equipment Technologies
Great Plains * Oregon Ryegrass Commission
SFP * Syngenta Crop Protection
Titan International * Trimble Navigation
EVENT REGISTRATION. To get our best available rates for the 2011 National No-Tillage Conference, click here.
EVENT PROGRAM. See the 2010 program to get a feel for what 2011 will be like! See all the can't-miss speakers and topics right here.
HOTEL REGISTRATION. The Cincinnati Hilton — the host hotel — is offering incredible rates of $99 per night to National No-Tillage Conference attendees. To make reservations, check in online or call (513) 421-9100 or 800-HILTONS and ask for the special National No-Tillage Conference rate of $99 per night.
AIRFARE DISCOUNT. If you're planning to fly to Cincinnati, check back later for any airfare discount offers to conference attendees.
To download and view the 2010 Spouses' Program, click here.
NNTC SPONSORS. For information about National No-Tillage Conference sponsors, click here.
CROP ADVISOR CREDITS. Some 24 hours of Certified Crop Advisor credits were approved for attendees at the 18th annual National No-Tillage Conference.
If you have questions about
the National No-Tillage Conference,
please contact No-Till Farmer
by phone at (866) 839-8455 or (262) 432-0388;
by fax at (262) 786-5564;
by e-mail at info@lesspub.com;
or by mail at P.O. Box 624, Brookfield, WI 53008-0624.




