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[Podcast] Why Strip-Till with Bill Preller: Agronomy (Part 1)

On this episode of the Strip-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by the 2025 National Strip-Tillage Conference, Bill Preller, longtime agronomist, Strip-Till Hall of Famer and founder of AGuru Machinery, kicks off a 3-part series exploring why strip-till is the ideal system for most soil types.

September 17, 2024 | Posted in Cover Crops, Equipment, Nutrient Management

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RhizoSorb 8-39-0 Generates $20 in ROI Per Acre

Craig Dick, VP of sales and marketing for Phospholutions, showcases the company’s new RhizoSorb 8-39-0, billed as the next generation of phosphate fertilizer. Dick explains why the fertilizer is 50% more efficient than traditional MAP or DAP and how it can deliver $20 per acre in ROI.

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