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Email discussion groups are an excellent way to get connected with the Strip-Till Farmer community. Ask questions, stay informed, share events, meet other farmers, and get the support you need to make time and money-saving farm decisions. You simply send and receive messages like regular emails. You can choose to respond to the individual sender, the whole group, or just sit back and watch. You can also choose to receive messages immediately as each is sent or as a daily digest recapping the day’s activity in just a single email.
The greatest asset of Strip-Till Farmer’s email discussion group is the knowledge and ideas, generously shared by the community. Our email discussion group instantly connects you with that network of knowledge from the convenience of your smartphone, home or office.
Connect with strip-tillers from around the world to seek advice and exchange ideas about strip-till systems, equipment, nutrient management, crop protection, soil health, precision farming practices & equipment, water management, cover cropping, how to successfully convert to the practice and more. JOIN HERE.
The discussion group activity is managed by Strip-Till Farmer staff, and it is easy to join or unsubscribe at any time. If you are concerned about too many emails, you have the option to receive a “daily digest” option. This option will provide you with one daily email that contains all the emails of the day.
Still confused about what is or isn’t OK to post? If you have any questions, reach out to Michaela Paukner at mpaukner@striptillfarmer.com.
Our commitment is to learn from each other. We acknowledge differences in beliefs, values, politics, culture, interests and experiences.
Because the internet separates us physically from the people we are speaking with, it can be easier to let ourselves slide into using disrespectful language to talk with each other.
We’ve see conversations on social media and other online forums spiral into personal attacks. We believe that all of our spaces should be spaces where we respect each other.
We commit to: