Ride along with Michelle Martin from 'Ag on Wheels' and Mark Hewitt, Service Manager at Environmental Tillage Systems, in the Hefty 500 Quadtrac pulling the SoilWarrior 4530 SED in South Dakota. They dive into the details of strip-tillage and the SoilWarrior system.

Darren talks about why he loves chopping corn heads and what to look for if you're looking to purchase one.

After harvest, the work isn't done yet. The Hefty brothers talk about the value of leftovers, their corn herbicide plan for 2026, and getting the most out of magnesium. Spotted spurge is the Weed of the Week. And there's more fall work to be done in Iron Talk.

Post-harvest herbicides give a one-two punch! Darren shows how spraying now can give you advantages later.

Brent Brueland, VP of Sales and Marketing with Environmental Tillage Systems, talks about the Hefty brothers’ SoilWarrior 4530 SED, focusing on the implement steering and how the row units handle tillage and fertilizer application.

Darren talks about checking the performance of your deep tillage implement.

This summer, northwest Iowa experienced strong winds, resulting in a significant amount of downed corn. Today, we are in the field seeing how our hurricane points can get through that tough-to-harvest crop.

Fall brings heavy equipment - and hidden underground damage. Darren offers many ways to protect your soil.

Some fields are early birds and some are night owls. Darren explains how farmers get them dressed and out the door.

There is a season for everything, and the Heftys say fall is great time to spray your lawn, lower pHs in fields, and stop thistles forever. Resistant waterhemp is the Weed of the Week. And Darren helps with harvest-time soil compaction.

Watch our 12-row SoilWarrior 4530 with coulter Edge row units on 30" rows in action across a Minnesota soybean field.

In this video Matt tests out the Foxwell HD500 Heavy Duty Truck scanner on his International 9200i with the Cat C12 motor and his RAM 1500 with a 5.7L Hemi. Being new to using diagnostic tools, Matt shows just how easy it is to use and the multitude of features that are available for diagnostic ...

Do you know where your harvest loss is coming from? Darren talks about a new piece of equipment that can help you find the source of harvest loss so you can maximize your bushels.

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Tuck your pasture in with a blanket of nutrients and a spritz of herbicide, and your cows will thank you next spring. The Heftys remind you that grass is a crop too.

At harvest time, it pays to keep a level head (in more ways than one). Darren shows you how to stay ahead of the curve.

The Hefty brothers say it starts with the soil. So this week, they talk about how to keep your soil at the right moisture, your pasture soil ready for next spring, and how to read all those different soil tests! The weed is puncturevine, and later Darren talks combine header transport.

When gravity won't do the job, these machines will. The Hefty boys explain how farm fields have sump pumps too!

Today, Nolan gives you a few things to look for when getting your machine ready for chopping season.

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Watch the 24-row SoilWarrior® 4544 with X-row units on 22" rows in action across a North Dakota soybean field.

Darren talks about improving harvest safety and efficiency by controlling some of your tractor functions from outside the cab.

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We have also seen less fuel and less wear and tear on your mixer wagon. This is because the heavy bale doesn't sit on your auger. The bale ripper works best when Kooima Ag serrated knives are installed below the ripper, giving you even faster mixing times with longer lasting knife edge. The bale ...

We have seen consistent 15-20 minutes of mixing time shaved off of each bale, as the bale gets brought down into the knives faster. We have also seen less fuel and less wear and tear on your mixer wagon. This is because the heavy bale doesn't sit on your auger. The bale ripper works best when Koo...