In this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Yetter Farm Equipment, Purdue weed science professor Bryan Young talks about strategies to fight herbicide-resistant weeds in no-till, including some of the most promising precision technologies to consider adding to your toolbox.

Learn from the Univ. of Illinois's Fred Below and Connor Sible about why you can’t rely solely on soil test values to provide the mineral nutrition needed for 300-bushel corn, why you should consider short-statured hybrids, the impact of higher plant populations on yield and how to manage continuous corn during the 2024 National No-Tillage Conference general session "The 7 Wonders of the 300-Bushel Corn Yield World."

On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by CultivAce, Hickory, N.C., record-breaking no-tiller Russell Hedrick shares how he was able to decrease his soybean seeds per pound from 2,800 to under 1,400.

The Nolls's contour strip cropping system that divides their farm into 119 fields. This scenic yet practical configuration, coupled with a no-till system, helps prevent soil erosion. The Nolls also plant winter rye, turnips, and tillage radishes as cover crops to improve soil health and prevent erosion.

Attend Howard Buffett's upcoming session at the National No-Tillage Conference and learn why food security and conflict are interconnected, the successes and challenges with no-till adoption globally, and how YOU play a critical role in feeding the world.

Attend the inaugural David Brandt Memorial Lecture Series, "Spreading the No-Till Message: Farmer-to-Farmer Panel Discussion," at the National No-Tillage Conference to learn about what you can do to carry on the message of no-till.

Attend no-tiller Roy Pfaltzgraff's upcoming session at the National No-Tillage Conference and learn about the 30-year ROI of switching to a continuous no-till cropping system, why the value of soil health is more than just raw numbers and how to assess the value of changes implemented on your own farm with the broader picture in mind.

The inaugural class of the Shortline Legends Hall of Fame is Roy Applequist, founder of Great Plains Mfg.; Jon Kinzenbaw, founder of Kinze Mfg.; Don Landoll, founder of Landoll Corp.; Joe MacDonald, founder of MacDon; and Gary Vermeer, founder of Vermeer Corp. — all companies with ties to no-till.