[Link] Meet The Father Of Six-Row Corn
Ed Hain thought his corn was a liar in the fall of 1975. Atop a John Deere 7700 rumbling through a Nebraska field 80 miles west of Omaha, Hain watched…
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[Link] Robots armed with UV light fight grape mildew
Researchers at Cornell AgriTech have deployed robots in local vineyards, where they are using UV light to kill pathogens like downy mildew and powdery…
[Link] Assessing the performance of legume species as companion plants.
Assessing the performance of legume species as companion plants is a prerequisite for promoting a low chemical-input durum wheat production system.
We are grazing cows on cover crops following a Winter Rye harvest.
[Link] Cover crops change flooded land for better
Resilient Ag Landscapes: Cover cropping can help mitigate flooding issues on crop fields.
[Link] Soil regeneration, a row at a time
Planting corn between wide rows of vegetation is getting a fresh look by some farmers and conservationists interested in improving soil health and pro…
[Link] Extreme weather and the future of farming
When asked to identify up to three primary challenges to staying in the dairy industry, extreme weather conditions topped the list.
[Link] Soil Physical-Hydrological Degradation in the Root-Zone of Tree Crops: Problems and Solutions
The diffusion of tree crops has continuously increased during the last decades all over the world. The market boost has favored the adoption of intens…
[Link] Cashing in on Carbon for Diversified No-Till Profitability
After many years of farming, it can be a pleasant surprise to develop a new profit center for the farm — let alone more than one.
[Link] Using robotics to improve forages and soil management in Southeast
Using robotics to improve forages and soil management in Southeast