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Published September 4, 2010 | By admin   Yaquina Head Lighthouse is a Welcome Sight   After a wonderful cool week on the Oregon Coast it is time to reflect and consider the wondrous beauty our Nation has to offer us all. To consider

Published August 20, 2010 | By admin   Orthman 1tRIPr Is a Hit!   Our dealer in Johannesburg area of South Africa Werner Nel had a very successful demonstration and educational day to local growers with the Orthman strip-till tool – the 1tRIPr. In

Published August 11, 2010 | By admin   Widmers and Orthman team up to present the case of how better fertility placement, precision tillage in the fall, and better root zones provide a farmer the edge he needs in growing corn.   The Orthman

Published July 14, 2010 | By admin   The long range weather/climate forecasters in central Nebraska spoke of a wet spring and on into summer. That and then some is the picture and story along much of the Platte River Valley.   Our agronomist,

Published June 28, 2010 | By admin   Just completed the root studies for the 25th day after emergence to observe what is happening in the two most promising tillage/planting concepts for corn farmers. We are running a myriad of plots to check out

Published May 26, 2010 | By admin   After a journey to the Panhandle of Nebraska for a Univ. of Nebraska Extension Service Field Day/Demo of Strip-Tillage tools on Narrow Row configuration for the Sugar beet growers of Western Sugar we stopped in far

Published May 18, 2010 | By admin   Farmers in South Africa are turning their heads for a second look as they see the Orthman 1tRIPr Strip-Till Tool work. Werner Nels the man in the Orthman baseball cap and sunglasses explains the functionality of

Published May 10, 2010 | By admin   After the rains, some normal little issues of equipment like any other farm operation – we got all the corn seed in the ground and rounded out with 80+ plots.   Soybeans will be next but

Published May 3, 2010 | By admin   The Research Team at the Orthman Research Farm today wrapped up the application of precision placing fertility in two locations in the strip to better feed the forthcoming corn crop. Planting is next and we are