Alberta Reduced Tillage Linkages works with Alberta farmers to increase the adoption of sustainable production systems built on a foundation of reduced tillage systems such as direct seeding and zero till.

Management information for farmers interested in and practicing reduced tillage techniques. Stop in at Farmers' Forum to trade ideas and opinions, seek advice and give help in online discussions with fellow no-tillers from around the country and the world.

The purpose of the South Dakota No-Till Association is to promote, advance and improve agriculture through the utilization of no-till farming methods. To encourage, aid and conduct research of no-till farming practices and disseminate educational information to producers using or wanting to use no-till cropping systems.

Pacific Northwest Conservation Tillage Systems Information Source. Steep III Pacific Northwest Solutions to Environmental and Economic Problems.

No-Till on the Plains, Inc. is a partnership of farmers, agribusinesses, associations, and state and federal agencies that are committed to increasing the adoption of cropping systems that will enhance soil and water quality, economic potential and the quality of life. The organization is devoted to educating farmers about how to develop economically, agronomically, and environmentally sound crop production systems through the application of no-till farming techniques.

For Farmers interested in conservation, sustainable cropping and no-till farming. We are a farmer group looking for sustainable ways of growing healthy, high yield food crops without destroying the soil. We also aim to improve soils that have been damaged by years of tillage. WANTFA's goal is to share our experiences with others.

The Dakota Lakes Research Farm's primary goal is to identify, research, and demonstrate methods of strengthening and stabilizing the agriculture economy. The research farm is operated by South Dakota State University, but the land and other fixed facilities are owned by a nonprofit corporation owned by area farmers.

This site serves as a Switchboard to web pages containing information about an agricultural practice called no-till farming.

The purpose of the Association is: to facilitate the exchange of ideas; to encourage zero tillage research; to disseminate zero tillage information. The Association pledges "to preserve our agricultural soil resource for future generations by promoting a system of crop production which drastically reduces soil erosion and builds up organic matter".

No- Tillage, Sustainable Agriculture in the New Millenium; Direktsaat, Nachhaltiger Ackerbau im Neuen Jahrtausend; Siembra Directa, Agricultura Sostenible en el Nuevo Milenio. Information about reduced tillage and no tillage practices, links to publications.