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Published December 31, 2007 | By admin   Results from Colorado Say — Yes!   The study jointly run at the Yuma, Colorado Irrigation Research Foundation by IRF-Monsanto-John Deere-Orthman provides more evidence to the claims of the sub-inch accurate RTK

Published December 24, 2007 | By admin   Our Fall Results – Strip-Till & Twin-row Fit Well   During the year of 2007, we at Orthman continued a project we started in ’06 to determine the effectiveness of Strip-Till and

Published December 13, 2007 | By admin   11 Companies joined hands w/ Orthman to see effects of Strip-Till   In the ARTICLES section of this Web Page you can read the results of a controlled study with checks between

Strip-Tilled Variety Trials 44 Varieties, 11 companies were involved   This is a simple report for you to compare what a side-by-side comparison of top quality numbers of corn did in a strip-till environment. We had 22-24 inches of rain

Published November 10, 2007 | By admin   November 10th NEWS – Strip-Till in 2007 Sets a Precedence   Early in the year, in a leading farm magazine, a sound article brought up the case for growers to consider what

Published October 23, 2007 | By admin   Heads Up!! Reducing passes, improving yields – This makes sense   As we reported earlier this year some of the results with soil quality characteristics were looking good with Strip-Till and No-Till

Published September 29, 2007 | By admin   Evaluation of N rates and starter fertilizer placement methods for Strip-Till corn in eastern Kansas   Keith Janssen shares results from a recent study that Kansas State Univ. is carrying out.  

Published September 28, 2007 | By admin   When Banding Near Seed – Be Careful! G. Rehm, et. al.   Dr. George Rehm and fellow researchers wrote a timely article that can offer another look at why fertility placed properly

Published September 22, 2007 | By admin   Sustainability-Growing for the Future Orthman – The Leader in Strip-Till Weighs In   National Corn Growers released their most recent video expressing farmers viewpoints about sustainable corn production. Several growers speak to