Doug Seltz Strip-Till Photos

Direct Command

Doug Seltz uses the Ag Leader Direct Command that provides variable rate application control over fertilizer application.

BLU-JET Strip-Till System

Doug Seltz's strip-till system includes a residue manager, a large coulter, a shank that breaks compaction, and covering disks for filling and hilling.

Spring Strips

Due to a wet fall of 2008, Seltz was forced to strip-till in the spring of 2009 for the first time.

Corn Residue

This field in Webster County was strip-tilled for the first time in 2009. It left a large percentage of corn residue on the ground.

Strips in Soybean Residue

This field is ready for planting after strips were made in soybean residue.

Strips in Corn Residue

Newly made strips in corn residue.

Spring Strip-till

Doug Seltz made strips in this field for the first time in 2009.

Strips in Corn Residue

Doug Seltz's farming partner makes spring strips in corn residue.

Spring Strips

Seltz makes strips in the spring on this Webster County farm.

Spring Strips w/Fertilizer

Seltz applies fertilizer as he makes strips in spring 2009.

Spring Strip-Till

Seltz wants to strip-till in the fall, but was forced to strip-till in the spring of 2009 due to poor weather conditions in the fall.