A: “Among the best highlights of previous conferences for me is the revelation that no-till with cover crops is practiced all over and in varying conditions. Ray Archuleta explained what happens to the soil with tillage and all about the soil life, and this has kept me on course and even more determined to keep on keeping on.
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Soil health expert Ray Archuleta says the formula for success in agriculture is changing at a fast pace and that will require no-tillers to develop a different outlook and skill set for their operation to prosper.
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There are plenty of traditional tools available today to help no-tillers assess soil nutrient levels and apply inputs more efficiently, but some older technologies may also have limitations, says Ray Archuleta.
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Ray Archuleta has more hope for the soils affected by the 1985 Chernobyl nuclear power-plant explosion than he does for most agricultural fields in the U.S.
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Since you’re managing a complex ecosystem that includes millions of organisms both above and below ground, Ray Weil says no-tillers need to add “ecologist “to their farming title. The soil scientist at the University of Maryland extols the virtues of earthworms, which incorporate organic matter and burrows that improve soil drainage, aeration and filtration.
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No-Till Farmer has announced the agenda and presentation lineup of the 26th annual National No-Tillage Conference, built around the theme of "Building Profitable No-Till Systems."
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In April 2019, about 30 farmers, from around Wisconsin flocked to T&R Dairy in Watertown, Wis., for a 3-day Soil Health Academy ecological nutrient management seminar put on by Understanding Ag and hosted by no-tiller Tony Peirick.
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The two people, business and farm group that make up the 27th class of No-Till Innovators have spent their careers caring for the soil.
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HELD IN ILLINOIS for the first time, the 2016 National Strip-Tillage Conference gathered a diverse group of strip-till farmers, researchers and industry experts from more than 20 states and abroad.
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To help grow the next generation of regenerative farmers and ranchers, the non-profit Soil Health Academy (SHA) has launched its “NextGen|ReGen” web donation platform and campaign
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