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Published April 25, 2008 | By admin   MATCO Rep’s See Strip-Till Up Close   Two gentlemen who represent MATCO Catepillar and Challenger came to visit Orthman Manufacturing, Inc April 22-23, 2008. These men were able to see the 1tRIPr in action and Implement

Published April 22, 2008 | By admin   The Systems Approach – South of Arapahoe, NE   South of Arapahoe, NE we are practicing the precision fertilizer application, tilling a narrow 9 inch band, disrupting a compacted soil profile in the 2007 65-70bu/ac wheat

Published April 15, 2008 | By admin   Strip-tilling into Clover Cover Crop   CSU uses their 1tRIPr for seedbed preparation for crops into a cover crop of clover. This research project is in the Grand Valley near Grand Junction, Colorado.   Image courtesy:

Published April 10, 2008 | By admin   The Specially Placed Stones of Time   A good friend now passed on sent this to me before he died. Quite a place that has stood before time and thwarted many a man’s mind of Why?

A very good friend on her travels in Europe, Hungary and Romania thought this would appeal to some of us. This is an implement dealer in Hungary and his line up of farm machinery.   Courtesy of: J. Colville  

Published March 19, 2008 | By admin   NRCS and two Montana Conservation Districts join forces to bring new information from research in strip-till out of the West (Sydney, MT and Colorado) to help sugar beet and corn growers in the Yellowstone valley west

Published March 12, 2008 | By admin   The Irrigation Research Foundation near Yuma, Colorado held their late winter Ride ‘n Drive clinic (3/11/2008) for Orthman Mfg, Inc., CNH/Brothers Equipment, MV Equipment-Yuma, Auto-Farm and Trimble Navigation to show what’s new for the 2008 season.

Published February 21, 2008 | By admin   Just Out February 2008!   Orthman Manufacturing releases a peek at the large toolbar market folks! It is good for the 60 ft. toolbar customer who wants pull-type tools. This cool unit went north of Lexington,

Published January 7, 2008 | By admin   In the winter months the sundowns can be rather spectacular across the Plains of Nebraska. This is one of those that bleeds across the cold winter sky as we head west on