Roger Murdock, Vice President of Sales & Marketing with Ingersoll Tillage Group, provides insights on why growers should find agricultural practices that enable them to adapt to the climate and their soil conditions. The global company has unique insights into no-till and strip-till practices in other parts of the world.

Roger Murdock, Vice President of Global Brand Management with Ingersoll Tillage Group shares how after exploring world wide usage of varied tillage practices, they feel that strip-till hold promise as a means of increasing food production for a growing population. He also remarks that attending the National Strip-Tillage Conference allows the unique opportunity for their engineers to talk directly with those who use their equipment and how it might be improved.

Strip-till is far and beyond simply the tools used to create an ideal seedbed within several inches of tilled soil. In fact, most of the answers to questions farmers might have about their strip-tilling efforts, lie right beneath the surface in the crop's root structure, according to expert soil scientist Mike Petersen.

Experienced Iowa strip-tiller Jack Boyer to discuss how cover cropping diversity, combined with a comprehensive strip-till system can capture nitrogen and stabilize yields at the 2018 National Strip-Tillage Conference.

Strip-Till Farmer editor Darrell Bruggink caught up with Roger Murdock, VP Global Brand Management of Ingersoll Tillage Group at the 2017 National Strip-Tillage Conference in Omaha, Neb., to discuss the formation and future of AgriSolutions.

Strip-Till Farmer editors caught up with Roger Murdock from the Ingersoll Tillage Group at the 2016 National Strip-Tillage Conference in Bloomington-Normal, Ill., to discuss new product innovations helping to advance the practice along with emerging trends in strip-till.

Strip-Till Farmer editors caught up with Roger Murdock from Ingersoll Tillage Group at the 2015 National Strip-Tillage Conference to discuss new product innovations helping to advance the practice along with emerging trends in strip-till.

We spoke with Roger Murdock of Ingersoll Tillage Group at the 2014 National Strip-Tillage Conference in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In this video, he discusses how proper selection of tillage discs affects handling residue, crop yield, soil health and their key characteristics contributing to field performance. He also addresses Ingersoll's approach to meeting the changing needs in today's tillage practices.