from the desk of john dobberstein Another Cheap Shot at No-Till
An ag publication says farmers are destroying diversity for crops getting lower yields. But there’s a hole in that theory.
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Seeding cover crops, reducing tillage, and adding other regenerative practices can help benefit your soil and your bottom line. And now, increased soil organic matter or reduced greenhouse gas emissions from these practices can also generate verified carbon credits, which are increasingly in demand by buyers, such as major corporations. To learn more, join the editors of No-Till Farmer along with Indigo Ag for a free webinar today at 10 a.m. CT, "Profitability Strategies: Earning More with Regenerative Ag." Register here »
throwback thursday On-Farm Research Eliminates No-Till Guesswork
When something works, it’s hard to make changes. Conversely, without change, it’s hard to make improvements. That’s what’s leading more no-tillers to on-farm testing to validate the value of change.
poll Non-GMO Corn and Soybeans
Do you, or have you considered, growing non-GMO corn or soybeans?
product innovations Monthly Product Showcase
View this month's featured lineup of products and equipment.
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