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:

Farmers in Estonia Are Working with Cover Crops & No-Till

At Sadala Agro OÜ farm in Estonia, farmers, scientists and advisors came together for a demo day on climate-smart farming practices. As part of the Climate Farm project, the event showcased practical solutions to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change. Highlights included grass strips on Ahti Kalde’s fields, boosting biodiversity, reducing soil erosion and attracting pollinators. The project is called 'Nature rich Estonia. The event also showcased cover crops and green manure, improving soil fertility, holding nutrients, suppressing weeds and supporting healthier soils. Finally, attendees saw modern machinery demonstrations with precision no-till seeders, showing how technology supports climate-smart farming.

Why the Amish Never Till

While modern gardeners rely on machines, the Amish have been growing massive harvests for centuries — without ever tilling the soil. In this video, learn about their 300-year-old no-till system that builds fertility naturally, prevents weeds and grows vegetables that outsize anything from a plowed field.

Failures in Adopting No-Till Increase Herbicide Use in Brazil

A mainstay of sustainable practices, the system affects weed control when producers neglect other soil care practices, according to a study. Read more here.

Haybuster No-Till Drill in Action

In this YouTube Short, check out this International Harvester 856 Pulling a Haybuster No-till Drill out in the field.

Football, Field Meals & Fall Harvest

John Deere is delivering field meals to farmers working long hours in the thick of fall harvest. Check out this video of NFL star Brock Purdy working in the kitchen. Spoiler alert: he might want to stick to football.

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