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Watch the video to learn more about Adding a Cover Crop to a No-Till System, and what the benefits are:
Rebecca Gerendasy: The Next Step: Adding Cover Crop to a No-Till System (VIDEO) 2010
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And to top it off, less work, you need not till the soil, it's all about the No-Till revolution.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Julie Brothers 2011
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The Pennsylvania No-Till Alliance will be launching a farmer - to-farmer initiative at Ag
Penn State Live 2010
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That was the word given by Ken Root, a veteran farm broadcaster, who was the keynote speaker for the opening of the 2009 High Plains No-Till Conference at Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley, Tuesday.
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It is not too late to sign up for the No-Till Oklahoma Conference to be held Feb. 9 and 10 in Oklahoma City, Okla., at the Sheraton Hotel.
High Plains Journal 2009
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Nitrous Oxide Emissions Respond Differently To No-Till Depending On The Soil Type (Oct. 29, 2008) - The practice of no-till has gained in popularity as it creates a soil less prone to erosion and more rich in organic matter, but a new study raises questions about its influence on net greenhouse gas ... > read more
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Darrell Smith, Farm Journal Conservation & Machinery Editor Headline fungicide, from BASF, was named the No-Till Product of the Year for 2008 by readers of
unknown title 2009
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Capturing Carbon A Key Benefit Of No-Till Soil Management (Apr. 27, 2005) - No-till soil management can play an important role in keeping carbon in the soil, rather than allowing it to escape into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, according to a cooperative study by ... > read more
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On Sept. 24, the Wells Implement lot in Plymouth reported a $30,000 green 1006NT Great Plains End Wheel No-Till seed drill with Pheasants Forever decals on the end caps of the seed box was stolen, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
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Rebecca Gerendasy: South Dakota Farmer Uses No-Till and Cover Crops Practices to Improve Yields
Rebecca Gerendasy: South Dakota Farmer Uses No-Till and Cover Crops Practices to Improve Yields 2009
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