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[Podcast] How Building Mentoring Programs Can Increase Momentum for No-Till Adoption

In the latest episode of the podcast, brought to you by Bio Till Cover Crops., this esteemed panel will shine light on the true value of existing mentorship programs and share new ideas on where you can find real opportunities to connect, learn and grow with fellow no-tillers.
In this No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Bio-Till Cover Crops, this esteemed panel will shine light on the true value of existing mentorship programs and share new ideas on where you can find real opportunities to connect, learn and grow with fellow no-tillers.
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Degraded or Thriving Soil?

The decisions you & your neighbors make impact the community at large in the future. What legacy do you want to leave? Degraded soil or thriving soil?

The decisions you & your neighbors make impact the community at large in the future. What legacy do you want to leave? Degraded soil or thriving soil? 


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Your No-Till History

No-Till Legends Recall USDA's Role in 'Revolution on the Land'

'Grandfather of No-Till' Bill Richards & retired Ohio State ag engineer Randall Reeder discuss how Richards increased no-till acres as chief of the Soil Conservation Service
Staying true to the impact that farmer-to-farmer education has on encouraging adoption of no-till, the USDA changed the course of ag history by appointing a no-tiller to a key position in the early 1990s. The No-Till History series is made possible by Calmer Corn Heads.
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‘Outsiders’ in D.C. Moved No-Till Forward

Two no-tillers ­— Peter Myers and Bill Richards — brought credibility and trust to Washington, D.C., as they charted a transition for U.S. farmers.

The still “coming of age” no-till practice received two significant shots in the arm when no-tillers were tapped for influential posts in D.C. Instead of bureaucrats, the USDA smartly veered from the norm to appoint two practical farmers, Missouri’s Peter Myers and Ohio’s Bill Richards, to help convince farmers of the merits of reducing tillage. The No-Till History series is made possible by Calmer Corn Heads.


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