Panhandle No-Till Partnership is here to help arm producers with educational support,
knowledge and practical use techniques for continuous no tillage cropping practices. We hope to help instill a long-term vision and keen awareness of the need for continued education to successfully endure as producers.
We offer hands-on, informational events, educational information and a weekly column written by Mark Watson called No-Till Notes for producers interested in sustaining agriculture with continuous No-Till Practices.
With this knowledge and effort we remain committed to our vision and will continue to promote No-Till Production.
Upcoming Events
Events Info
The Panhandle No till Partnership will be hosting a series of field days on June 24th thru June 27th, 2013. These field days will be held at various locations throughout the Panhandle of Nebraska. These field days will focus on the benefits of continuous no till crop production on dry land farms.
Topics of discussion will cover all aspects of continuous no till crop production in our region. Each field day will provide producers with the opportunity to visit with other producers about the benefits of continuous no till crop production. The field days are a great opportunity to bring your questions and comments and share your ideas with other producers interested in learning more about continuous no till crop production.
Production and marketing of field peas will be discussed at each field day. Field peas are becoming an established crop in continuous no till crop production in our region. Field peas have proven to be the ideal grain crop for transitioning to winter wheat. There are excellent marketing opportunities in our region for field peas which will increase the acres planted to field peas significantly.
See the Events page for dates and locations.
Links: Interested in information? We’ve put together a list of other No-Till organizations across the state, the country and the world to bring you the most helpful, up to date information and educational material available.
Click Here for Links to more Sites and Information.
No-Till Notes Mark Watson, who chairs the Panhandle No-Till Partnership knows the value of No-Till, because as a producer in semi-arid western Nebraska, he has been successfully undergoing those changes for the past 20 years. Each week, Mark shares his experience and insights through his column, No-Till Notes, seen in newspapers throughout the Panhandle. Through his column, you’ll see how continuous No-Till practices have transformed his soil, living and bottom line and find tips to help you do the same for yours. Click Here for tips and insights in Mark Watson’s No-Till Notes. |
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Stages of No-Till This page is designed to give you an idea of the process of continuous No-Till. Though it doesn’t happen overnight, using Continuous No-Till Practices will improve your soil, your living and ultimately, your bottom line. Click Here for complete information about the Stages of No-Till
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