Soil
Randy Dowdy says a gas line company is responsible for major topsoil losses on his record-breaking farmland.
In 2000, southwest Mississippi producer Rodney Burkley heard about a business venture gaining steam in multiple states: earthworms.
Crops don’t wait for irrigation, and now means now when it’s time to water. Solid end-of-season irrigation maintenance goes a long way in preventing problems the following crop year during crunch-time. Before the grip of winter sets in, checks and repairs are vital.
The eastern half of the U.S. is plagued by 50 million acres of fragipan soil. Light in color, fragipan often starts at 1’ to 2’ below the surface and roughly averages 2’ to 4’ in thickness.
Premium quality chicken litter key to achieve yield boosts.
The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) announces its new Soil Health Partnership (SHP), designed to help farmers enhance soil health.
Farmers may be wondering what all the wet weather they had this season is doing to their soil and what does that mean for next years crop? Pam Fretwell sits down with Kurt Seevers Technical Dev. Manager with Verdisian about that subject.
There is nitrogen in snow. In fact, snows before or after the ground has thawed can yield some great benefits to your soil.
Soils will work harder for you if you know what makes them tick
Farmers in Illinois might be tilling more land, but their interest in cover crops shows a willingness to adapt.