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:
- No-Till Transplanter Prototype Allows for Maximum Adaptability
- Australian Farmers Use No-Till & Cover Crops to Combat Drought
- Why These Farmers Say You Can’t Miss the National No-Tillage Conference
- Is No-Till Always the Way to Go?
No-Till Transplanter Prototype Allows for Maximum Adaptability
Check out this video of a patented no-till transplanter for walk-behind tractors developed by the USDA Agriculture Research Service. This is a prototype. Lift wheels, operator seat and pivot attachment enhance maneuverability and traction. It can also be adapted for use with other tractors/vehicles.
Australian Farmers Use No-Till & Cover Crops to Combat Drought
In this video, learn how these Australian growers are using cover crops, no-till and other regenerative farming practices to battle drought conditions.
Why These Farmers Say You Can’t Miss the National No-Tillage Conference
In this video from Tennessee no-tillers at Giffin Farms, don’t miss one last chance for a major discount for this year’s National No-Tillage Conference in St. Louis.
Is No-Till Always the Way to Go?
Some no-tillers advocate for small amounts of tillage when absolutely necessary. In this video, explore some of the arguments for why decision-based agronomy could be necessary even in long-term no-till fields.
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