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Changes in Agricultural Production

Changing from conventional tillage to no-till results in several changes in the crop production system. In this section, the producers’ observations concerning these changes are reviewed. Decreased Fuel Consumption Fuel consumption is less with no-till even though more fuel is used applying herbicides to kill weeds. Spraying uses less fuel than plowing or disking, says […]

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Changes in Natural Resources

Interviewed producers have observed changes to their farms’ natural resources. This section includes their comments on these changes. Soil Quality and Quantity After three to four years of continuous no-till, the Davis Farm fields softened. There was no crusting and the plant residues were soft. When the soil is softer, there are more soil pores […]

www.sare.org publications conservation-tillage-systems-in-the-southeast chapter-18-southern-coastal-plain-and-atlantic-coast-flatwoods-case-studies transition-to-no-till-2

Transition to No-Till

The producer recommendations with regard to myth No. 2 are important parts of a successful transition from conventional tillage to no-till. However, there are other aspects of the transition that are important. The steep part of the learning curve occurs during the first three to five years. Most interviewed producers, however, state that they are […]

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Downloadable Tools and Templates

Sample Checklist Use this sample checklist to stay organized as you make arrangements for your field day. SARE Project Poster Template For SARE grantees only. Use this template (PowerPoint) to create a large poster that shares important details about your SARE-funded project (trial, demonstration, research) with your field day guests. Horizontal and vertical poster templates are available. Select […]

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Capturing the Event with Video

You can increase the learning value of your field day by video recording key aspects of it and sharing your video through social media. A video does not need to be professionally produced to be useful to other farmers and ranchers, but if you decide to record, it is helpful to keep in mind a […]

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Creating Press Releases and PSAs

Press releases and public service announcements (PSAs) can help you get media coverage and advertise your event among possible attendees. What Makes a Good Press Release? A press release is directed to members of the news media (print, radio, TV) with the goal of a story to be created prior to the event. Tailor your […]

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Working with the Media

The media—both traditional print, television and radio outlets as well as social media—can be a great tool for sharing the innovative techniques and concepts that are at the core of your field day. Following a few simple tips can help get the most out of the media's interest in your field day. Offering a reporter a good story […]

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Suggested Timeline

This timeline for planning a field day includes tasks that should be completed two to three months before the field day, one month before, two weeks before and the day before. Two to three months before the field day Finalize the site, program, schedule and speakers. Create a flyer (see Downloadable Tools and Templates for […]

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Tips for a Successful Field Day

The following tips cover key areas of planning. See the suggested timeline for how they fit together in a typical situation. Scroll through this page or jump directly to a section of interest: Program | Outreach | Logistics | Handouts | Presenting Program Outreach For detailed information, see the sections Working with the Media and […]

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Introduction

Field days are a great way to share innovative ideas in sustainable agriculture with fellow farmers and ranchers, but organizing an event can be time consuming, especially if you have limited experience. This farmer field day toolkit can take some of the pressure off—it provides tips and tools on key aspects of event planning.  Download and […]

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This work is supported by the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program under a cooperative agreement with the University of Maryland, project award no. 2024-38640-42986, from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and should not be construed to represent any official USDA or U.S. Government determination or policy.


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