300-Bushel Corn Grower Shares No-Till Planting Tips

On this episode of Conservation Ag Update, brought to you by Montag Manufacturing, Amherst, Neb., no-tiller Jared Kenney shares a key lesson learned from one of his biggest planting mistakes, and how it helped him break the 300-bushel barrier twice. Plus, “the father of biological agriculture,” Gary Zimmer shares his top 4 nutrients for a better crop.
In the Cover Crop Connection, associate editor Mackane Vogel catches up with Rory McDonnell, associate professor at Oregon State Univ., who discusses a unique method of slug control that involves bread.
Later in the episode, 360 Yield Center founder Gregg Sauder shares new information about 360 Rain, an autonomous irrigation system. Find out why no-tiller and strip-tiller Jon Stevens earned the nickname “Mr. Maverick” in the Farmer Feature segment, and Elliottsburg, Pa., no-tiller Dave McLaughlin showcases his unique no-till drill setup in the Video of the Week.
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[@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754]

That is an impressive yield, good for them guys.
If I won the lottery, I would hire Gary for a couple of years as an agronomist. So much wise advice in that couple minutes. $3corn and $9 soybeans, guys need to listen to this to make a cash flow.
Ugh slugs. Yep we went threw that early on.

[@jackholman5008]

Wish all these guys had youtube channels

[@jvin248]

J Stevens is fun, "if the guy with the ugly fields is also the high yield producer, you just can buy that comedic value"
You should interview or have a special with Rick Clark (Iowa?) who is no-till no chems and selling to premium food markets.

[@nickl8192]

Love Jons Stevens content

[@YourDailyVideoNews]

Excellent show ‼️‼️‼️🙏🙏🙏

[@GraceGlendRGabisayLAgri]

In the field, you learn from your mistakes than your triumph. But not often, as that is not very motivating, failing season-season, and never learning. My take away.