No-tillers are tackling industry challenges with a renewed focus on soil health, precision technologies & labor-saving efficiencies to enhance the bottom line

When compared to ground rigs, airplanes or helicopters, drones offer competitive performance in low-volume applications, research at Beck’s Hybrids shows 

After mastering no-till practices, the Mowbrays now have cover crops in their sites & are working to wratchet the ROIs on their farm practices even higher 

Long-term studies across the Corn Belt show cover crops beneficial in reducing nitrate concentrations in tile drain water, plus they reduce surface erosion where P & K are lost

Fall strips & spring freshener through cover crops boost corn yields by 40 bushels per acre

Advocates of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act believe it will lower the cost of borrowing for America’s farmers, reduce tax burdens & do more to help younger farmers 

At all of our 34 National No-Tillage Conferences, a commonly-asked question has dealt with how to get more growers to adopt the reduced tillage practice that’s already being used on 108 million U.S. acres. 

For over 35 years, members of the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) have recognized and honored the most innovative advancements in engineering in the areas of agriculture, food and biological systems with the AE50 Award.