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No till field on the Luetkeman farm.

Photo of a no till field on the Luetkeman farm in Cherokee County, Iowa.

Tags: Agriculture, Cherokee County Iowa, Crops, Farmland, Luetkeman Farm, No-Till, Soil and Water Conservation

No Till Planted Corn into Standing Wheat.

No till planted corn into standing wheat on the Pepperwood Farms, planted by Elbert Goode in Warren County, Iowa.

Tags: Crops, Diverted Acres, Elbert Goode, No Till Crop, Pepperwood Farms, Soil and Water Conservation, Warren County, Wheat

No-till Acreage up in 1984: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service NEWS.

Newsletter that highlights the benefits of no-till conservation techniques in 1984.

Tags: Mike Nethery, No-Till, Soil and Water Conservation, Soil Conservation Service NEWS, U.S. Department of Agriculture

No-till and residue test in sod.

No-till and residue test in a field in Cherokee County, Iowa.

Tags: Cherokee County Iowa, No Till Planter, Soil and Water Conservation

No-till corn field tour.

No-till corn field tour in Cherokee County, Iowa.

Tags: Cherokee County Iowa, Corn, No Till Crop, Soil and Water Conservation

No-till corn on corn.

No-till corn on corn planted with A.C. planter. Farmer Ken Hester planting on contour in a field with grass back slope terraces.

Site location is Crescent, Iowa in Pottawattamie County.

Tags: Agriculture, Conservation Tillage, Corn, Crops, Farmland, Gene Alexander, Ken Hester, No Till Crop, Soil and Water Conservation, West Pottawattamie County Iowa

No-Till Field with Spring Beans Sprouting.

No-till field with spring beans sprouting in Dickinson County, Iowa.

Tags: Crops, Dickinson County, No Till, Soil and Water Conservation

No-till field with winter snow cover.

No-till field with winter snow cover in Cherokee County, Iowa.

Tags: Cherokee County Iowa, No-Till, Soil and Water Conservation, Winter Cover

No-till Field.

No-till field in Dickinson County, Iowa.

Tags: Dickinson County, No Till Crop, Soil and Water Conservation

No-till planting beans into corn.

No-till planting beans into corn in Delaware County, Iowa. Soil losses in a corn-soybean rotation can be reduced by 60-75% if no-till is used rather than conventional tillage. This photo shows soybeans growing through last year's corn residue.

Tags: Agriculture, Crop Rotation, Crops, Delaware County Iowa, Farmland, No Till Crop, Soil and Water Conservation

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