Last Chance to Register: Agronomic Strategies for Clean Starts and Fast Plant-Backs

Join tomorrow to learn how to reduce re-sprays, keep soil healthy, and stay on schedule this spring.

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Hello manoj, 

Between harvest and planting lies one of the most critical—and often underestimated—windows in crop production. Burndown isn’t just about getting fields clean. It’s an early-season decision that affects yield, soil health, and how much flexibility you’ll have when spring conditions don’t cooperate.

Tomorrow, we’re bringing you practical insight. Join us for a live webinar that takes a closer look at how smart burndown timing and flexible chemistry can help you protect planting windows, reduce re-sprays, and keep soil systems working in your favor. Our goal is simple: help you turn burndown from a necessary task into a strategic advantage.

You’ll hear from Tim Ford, U.S. Crop Consultant Liaison at HELM Crop Solutions. With nearly four decades of hands-on agronomic experience, Tim will explain how burndown timing influences soil biology, nutrient cycling, and herbicide resistance. He’ll also share real-world scenarios and a deep dive into Reviton®, including performance under cool conditions, plant-back flexibility, and practical tank-mix and no-till spray considerations.

Event Details:

Agronomic Strategies for Clean Starts and Fast Plant-Backs

📅 When: Thursday, February 19, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. CT
💻 Where: Online via Zoom – Register for Free Here

What You’ll Learn:

• Timing is a yield and soil health decision, not just a weed-control decision
• Speed and plant-back flexibility protect planting windows and keep the season moving
• Proactive burndown beats rescue every time— agronomically and economically

Even if you can’t attend live, we’ve got you covered—register now, and you’ll receive access to a video recording after the event within 48 hours.

Don’t miss this opportunity to rethink burndown and gain practical tools for cleaner starts, faster plant-backs, and more confident planting decisions.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me directly at jdobberstein@no-tillfarmer.com.

Looking forward to seeing you online!

Best regards,

– John

John Dobberstein
Senior Editor, No-Till Farmer
16655 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Brookfield, WI 53008
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