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. Here is our favorite content from the past week from across the web:
- Modding Out for No-Till
- Uruguayan No-Tiller Addresses Chemicals in Farming
- Closing Wheel Footage Mesmerizes
- Arrowhead Found in No-Till Field
- 0N, Full N Corn Shows
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Modding Out for No-Till
Jake Kaderly of Monticello, Wis., talks about how he modded his John Deere 1560 drill specifically for no-till planting, including aftermarket closing and seed-firming wheels. Kaderly spoke with Tonya Gratz of the Green County Soil and Water District in Wisconsin.
Uruguayan No-Tiller Addresses Chemicals in Farming
Gabriel Carballal, a no-tiller from Uruguay and member of the Global Farmer Network, talks about how farmers use chemicals in their operations, and misconceptions about the relationship between growers and chemical companies.
Closing Wheel Footage Mesmerizes
Brett Buehler of Iowa posted a video we can't stop watching. The video shows soybeans flying in just ahead of closing wheels on his planter.
@YetterFarmEquip #Twisters closing the trench over some low population @ChannelSeed soybeans. @PhillipsAgCentr pic.twitter.com/AUsYOnVZoe
— Brett Buehler (@BuehlerFarm) May 3, 2022
Arrowhead Found in No-Tilled Field
One of the chief complaints about no-till is that it means farmers are less likely to come across historical artifacts when they're out planting. However, this SkiSearcher Youtube Channel short features an arrowhead found in a No-Till farm field.
Technology, No-Till and You
On this week's episode of the Agriculture Technology Podcast, no-tiller Kari Olson of Hawley, Minn., talks about how she uses technology on the farm.
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