If you are on the fence about a sponsorship opportunity, at the 29th Annual NTOP Winter Conference, don't delay! We hope to see you January 21-23, 2025 in Wichita, Kansas, at The Marriott. We are sold out of Exhibitor Booth spaces! We are also nearing being sold out of all

Session Descriptions are now listed on the website! We are working to add a few more sessions but this will be close! Use the link: notill.org/annual-winter-… and click on the Session Descriptions tab. Registration is still open: wichita.irisregistration.com/Form/25NOTILL

Don't miss this lineup! January 21-23, 2025 in Wichita, Kanas! wichita.irisregistration.com/Form/25NOTILL

We hope to see you next week in Wichita, Kansas January 21-23! There is still room to register: wichita.irisregistration.com/Form/25NOTILL #notill2025

Don't forget to register online before Friday to save money on registration! Prices go up and walk-in pricing begins once online registration closes! Currently Winter Conference only is $350 and Winter Conference + AIM is $565. Don't miss this chance for continuing education.

The 29th annual Notill on the Plains conference is underway! Dr. Beck is the opening keynote.

New this year we had a lunchtime keynote on Day 1 of Conference. This Keynote, presented by Fort Hays State University Professor, Will Stutterheimm set the stage for a breakout session immediately following. Will's breakout was titled "The Pressures of Agriculture." Several

Happy Kansas Day! #NoTill2025 #notillontheplains #soilhealth #sunflowers #KansasDay

Jimmy Emmons, No-till on the Plains Vice President, presenting Dr. Dwayne Beck with the 2025 No-till on the Plains David Brandt Soil Legacy Award. This award was named The David Brandt Soil Legacy Award. The Award recognizes innovation, disrupting the norm, promotion of building

Save the Date!!! Summer 2025 Bus Tour Departing Wichita, Kansas and heading south into Oklahoma! Dates: June 30-July 2 Confirmed site visits: Tom Cannon, Goodsen Ranch, Mark and Annette Thomas, TLC Grassfed Beef, Brett Peshek and Fusjon Ag, Jimmy and Spencer Smith, Elk City

Happy Earth Day! No-till on the Plains board member, Charles Atkinson, planting green on their family farm in southeast Kansas. How's spring planting starting for everyone? Let's see some pictures! #notill2025 #HappyEarthDay #soilhealthmatters #plantinggreen

Registration is open for the Southwest Kansas Soil Health School, August 1-2, 2025. *** Space is limited to 40 people, and we expect this to fill up! *** Registration link at ==>form.jotform.com/243405319415048 This will be an action-packed 2 days of hands-on learning! There is a block of

Registration is open for the Crossroads on the Road Oklahoma Bus Tour! Leave the driving to us! What better way to tour "farm and ranch country" than riding along in an airconditioned bus? No changing flat tires, no fueling up, all meals, and lodging included in registration

The first featured Oklahoma Bus Tour stop is Tom Cannon and the Goodson Ranch! Regenerative Rancher, Blackwell, Oklahoma Tom Cannon was born March 6, 1968, in Blackwell, Oklahoma, the fourth generation of Goodson Ranch pioneer farmer/ranchers. Tom Cannon became unable to complete

NTOP & Oklahoma Conservation Commission "Crossroads on the Road Soil Health Bus Tour" Featured Stop! Mark and Annette Thomas, TLC Grassfed Beef Regenerative Ranchers, Meno, Oklahoma Annette was born and raised on a fifth generation sheep and row crop farm in the Willamette Valley

Our good friend and former No-till on the Plains Board member, Jimmy Emmons, is continuing his journey of advocating for soil health! As Jimmy says, "Long live the soil." Jimmy Emmons

The next featured Bus Tour stop is Alig Farm, Okarche, Oklahoma. Alig Farm is an Oklahoma Centennial Farm with a multi-decade history of regenerative practices. Matt and Jerry Alig are running cattle and sheep on a mix of annual and perennial forages. This year they started a

The next Bus Tour featured site is with our good friends Noble Research Institute at their Oswalt Ranch site! The largest of Noble’s ranches, Oswalt Ranch is 5,169 acres in southern Love County, Oklahoma. The property is about 50% native grass grazing land and 50% post oak woody

We're excited to hear from Logan Pribbeno and Mark Lohrding in August! We'll also be visiting rangeland grazing sites managed by the Lohrding Three Bar Ranch. Visit our website to learn more: kssoilhealth.org Notill on the Plains

We had a great time touring Oklahoma farms and ranches! Thanks for the coverage KOSU!