The Colorado Conservation Tillage Association is hosting a workshop focused on increasing farm profits, from economics to equipment and pest management. 

 

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The Iowa Cover Crops Conference will provide a forum for farmers, industry leaders, and agribusiness professionals to exchange information, discuss opportunities for collaboration, learn about successful cover cropping practices, and troubleshoot challenges that may be encountered. Read More

Mark your calendars and plan to be in Holyoke, CO, on February 12 & 13, 2015, for an exciting, informative and motivational day with Gabe Brown and Ray Archuleta. Read More

Farm Equipment and No-Till Farmer invite you to sign up for an upcoming FREE joint webinar sponsored by Martin Industries, the manufacturers of Martin-Till planter attachments and tools. On February 5, we will take an in-depth look at planter setups, tools and technologies for farmers and dealers. Read More

The 27th Annual High Plains No-Till Conference is a 2-day event that will focus on building soil health, swath grazing on high plains, crop selection for specific challenges, ecological farming and more. Read More

The 4th Annual Regional Soil Health Workshop will feature Don Robinson on Cover Crop Economics; Larry Huffmeyer (CCSI Farmer/Winfield) on Sprayer Considerations and Herbicide Resistant Weeds; Scott Brown (Murray State) on Water Quality and Herbicide Performance. Read More

No-till farmers won't want to miss the 2015 No-till on the Plains Winter Conference, featuring the theme “Unlocking the Potential on Your Farm,” Jan. 27-28 at the Bicentennial Center in Salina, Kansas. Read More

Pinnacle Crop Technologies is hosting a crop health workshop on Monday, Jan. 26 at the Ambassador Hotel in Salina. The workshop will help no-tillers increase profits (and/or decrease risk) with minimal additional cost or labor, while improving the soil. Read More

The 23rd annual National No-Tillage Conference will be held January 14-17, 2015, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Get more details on registration or hotel reservations below. Read More

Featuring keynote speakers Gabe Brown, Scott Ravenkamp, Robin and Kelly Griffeth, and Paul Jasa, the conference will focus on the five keys to soil health: keeping the soil covered, minimizing soil disturbance, crop diversity, keeping living roots in the soil at all times, and integration of livestock. There will also be 8 to 10 growers from Texas and Oklahoma who will share their individual experiences with soil health and how it's affected their operations. Read More