Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS) is excited to add Scott Kelsey to the team as the new Precision Agriculture Manager. Scott is a 2018 graduate of Iowa State University and has great experience to bring to the table for ETS.
Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS) welcomes Porter Schauer to the team as the 2021 Welding Intern.
Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS) welcomes Caleb Kess to the team as the 2021 Engineering Intern.
Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS) welcomes Anaiah Legare to the team. From 2020 intern to a full-time member of the Engineering Team.
Environmental Tillage Systems (ETS) welcomes Anaiah Legare to the team as the 2020 Engineering Intern.
Environmental Tillage System (ETS) is excited to have Catie Schmidt as the Marketing and Communications summer intern. This fall, Catie will begin her senior year at the University of Minnesota majoring in Agricultural Marketing and Communications with an emphasis in crops and soil sciences.
Danny Beach is no stranger to the rocky conditions of western New York. Being surrounded by production agriculture his whole life, he knows that rocks can cause many costly problems. He has seen farmers year after year trying to combat the rocks in all their fields. The frustration grows as rocks are always a problem, and the solution to the problem isn’t clear. Let’s see what Danny has to say about dealing with rocky field conditions in western New York.
When talking with a grower that doesn’t practice strip-till or has never heard of the SoilWarrior, I often remind myself about what drew me to the SoilWarrior and put myself in their shoes.
The term strip-till may be foreign to some or the idea of changing a practice that has been done for many years on your farm can be mind-boggling. Until you can fully comprehend that strip-till is a systematic approach and not a cure-all, you may be telling yourself every reason in the book about why it won’t work on your farm.
From service to sales, Tanner Schuldt has had a wide array of experiences with the SoilWarrior. He can confidently say he has operated the SoilWarrior for many hours through different terrains and weather conditions.
