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Published October 2, 2009 | By admin   Soils should be treated as a tremendous resource, even under our best intentions, soil and the life in soil takes a tumble. Mike Petersen has finished the last of the series on Compaction effects. This article

Published September 21, 2009 | By admin   With the advent of our Nebraska debut of highlighting the new John Deere Integral toolbars with Pro Planting units, the growers were coming by and talking excitedly about the next season. We polished up our 24row-30″

Published September 12, 2009 | By admin   9/15-9/17/09   The week for Husker Harvest Days is upon us. The largest show specializing in what is happening in the world of Irrigated Agriculture in the U.S. starts Tuesday September 15th. Come and see what Orthman Mfg.

Published August 28, 2009 | By admin   Great Turnout! 220+ See Strip-Till for Sugar Beets   Along with 4 other manufacturers Orthman featured our ’09 12 row-22″ unit in barley stubble for the 220+ growers that braved the Idaho 90+ degrees day. The

Published August 16, 2009 | By admin   Colorado State Univ. is conducting a 3 year demonstration study which is farmer based,looking at which system will work the best for conservation tillage in furrow irrigated cropland. The Big Thompson and Ft. Collins Conservation Districts,

Published August 10, 2009 | By admin   Orthman Manufacturing, Inc is into full swing with the late summer shows and field days to present what we have for growers. This field day was in Central Illinois with our rep’s at the Todd Mooberry

Published July 28, 2009 | By admin   Precision Ag Solutions-Aberdeen, SD Get ‘er Done!   The men at Precision Ag Solutions are proving that a top notch seedbed, accurate placement of fertility, better tillage for soil-to-seed contact,and a robust rooting system is the

Published July 14, 2009 | By admin   Considering root development and the potential roots can have with a good versus excellent crop – we have reaffirmed with better nutrient management and a proper tillage management program we can dramatically

Published June 25, 2009 | By admin   Colorado State University is involved with ag industry, farmers, seed companies, CSU Extension Service-Larimer Co., and USDA-NRCS to demonstrate the options of strip-till, minimum mulch till, and a conventional tillage system in furrow irrigated continuous corn.