Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Paul Jasa’s view on residue management, planting into cover crops and the yield penalty for late-emerging plants,

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Tips From the Field for No-Tilling Green Successfully
• 5 Things No-Tillers Should Ask About When Seen in Their Fertilizer Recommendations

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Performance rating Matt Hagny developed for no-till closing wheels

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Matt Sheafer’s views on adopting intercropping and its future as a farming practice.
• Insightful views on undercutting and alternatives to using the practice.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Video of Dan Brick discussing side-by-side field comparison of the growth in fall-panted cover crops, with and without a solid manure application.
• Video of strip-till farmer Brent Willnerd discussing the transition from aerial seeding to drilling covers.
• Podcast featuring Jill Clapperton discussing the characteristics of healthy soils.
• Podcast featuring Jill Clapperton discussing the characteristics of healthy soils and the importance of building soil structure in creating a diverse, viable no-till system.
• Webinar featuring No-till consultant and Exapta founder Matt Hagny shares timetested, proven tips to overcome seeding challenges in no-till environments.

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Video of the Lower Fox Demo Farms network by project manager Brent Peterson
• Watch Ray Menke discuss his John Deere 7200 corn planter setup. He rebuilt the planter from a bare toolbar, including the row units

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Video of Randy Linville discussing the family’s farm and no-tilled soybean crop

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Ron Willis discusses changes his family’s made to their 12-row Kinze 3600 split-row planter
• Michael Willis explains some of the improvements made to the family’s John Deere 1590 drill

Web-exclusive content for this issue includes:

• Charts detailing herbicidal chemistry on cover crops.
• How Kansas no-till family the Guettermans intensively manage their winter wheat, and why they moved away from seeding their cereal rye with their air seeders.