AJ Ag Services

03/24/2026

03/13/2026

Some growers choose to freshen strips in the spring and place nitrogen shortly ahead of planting. 🌱

Different farms approach the system differently.

If you’ve been curious about strip till, we'd love to hear from you.

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03/12/2026

Strip till allows nutrients to be placed exactly where roots will develop, rather than across the entire field.

That precision is one reason the system continues gaining interest.

03/12/2026

With fertilizer prices where they’ve been the last few years, many growers are looking closely at nutrient placement.

03/11/2026

If strip till has been something you've been curious about, we're always happy to talk through how it works locally.

📞 507-822-6268

Serving Southwest MN & Northwest IA.

03/10/2026

Strip till allows growers to combine several objectives:

✔ residue protection
✔ fertility placement
✔ prepared seedbed

in a single system.

03/10/2026

Spring planning often comes down to one thing:

Efficiency.

Fuel, fertilizer, and labor all factor into field decisions.

03/10/2026

One thing we’ve noticed working with growers across Southwest Minnesota…

Many farms evaluating strip till don’t switch their whole operation right away.

They start with test acres.

Trying a few fields allows you to see how the system performs on your own soil before making bigger decisions.

If strip till has been something you’ve been curious about, we’re always happy to talk through how it works locally.

📞 507-822-6268

Serving growers across Southwest MN & Northwest IA.

Custom strip till, seed sales and crop protection.

03/09/2026

Something interesting about fertility conversations right now…

Most growers we talk to are less concerned about how much fertilizer they apply and more concerned about how efficiently it’s used.

With input costs where they are, placement matters more than ever.

📈One reason strip till has gained attention the last several years is because it allows nutrients to be placed exactly where roots will develop, instead of spread across the entire field.

Different farms approach fertility differently, but efficiency is definitely the conversation this spring.

03/09/2026

What's the biggest challenge with your fertility program right now?