Articles Tagged with ''Cover Crop Connection''

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[Podcast] A No-Tiller’s Take on USDA’s $700 Million Regenerative Pilot Program

On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops, Cambridge, Ill., no-tiller Monte Bottens explains why the USDA’s recently announced $700 million commitment to regenerative ag is a big deal for the no-till and soil health movement.
On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops, Cambridge, Ill., no-tiller Monte Bottens explains why the USDA’s recently announced $700 million commitment to regenerative ag is a big deal for the no-till and soil health movement.
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Conservation Ag Update

A No-Tiller’s Take on USDA’s $700 Million Regenerative Pilot Program

On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops, Cambridge, Ill., no-tiller Monte Bottens explains why the USDA’s recently announced $700 million commitment to regenerative ag is a big deal for the no-till and soil health movement.
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Conservation Ag Update

Solar-Powered Autonomous Sprayer Gets New Refill Station

Let’s talk tech now and go ahead of the curve with the solar-powered Solix sprayer robot from Solinftec. The company says 50 of its robots in Indiana and Illinois reduced herbicide volume by up to 98% last year. And Taylor Wetli says a brand-new refill station could make it even more practical for farmers.
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A Father-Son Cover Crop Business

Many of you are familiar with Iowa no-tiller and Executive Director of the Conservation Technology Information Center, Ryan Heiniger. Recently I had a chance to chat with Ryan and his son Matt - who is currently a senior in high school — about the new cover crop business they started this summer called Clear Water Cover Crops.
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Plant Diversity Pays Off for No-Tiller Tom Cotter

Let’s begin in Austin, Minn., where you could say Tom Cotter took a risk several years ago transitioning to no-till in a cold climate with wet soils. But it’s paid off big time, and this week he received the 2025 Leopold Conservation Award Cotter says the combination of no-till, cover crops and livestock grazing has been a game-changer for his farm.
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[Podcast] Tom Cotter Transforms Cold, Wet Soils with No-Till, Cover Crops & Livestock

On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops, we head inside Jimmy and Andy Gray’s Leopold Conservation Award-winning operation in Stony Point, N.C.
On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops, Austin, Minn., no-tiller and Leopold Conservation Award recipient Tom Cotter shares the building blocks of his no-till system.
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