[Link] Research projects advance sustainable agriculture and food
[Link] Sheep flock is right behind cow mob rotation.
Sheep flock is right behind cow mob rotation. When the cows are done with their grazing, the sheep are following them onto the same paddock.
[Link] Covered Cropland vs. Cover Crops: Broadening the Perspective
Cover crops have environmental benefits, with many resulting from cover crops that over-winter, thereby absorbing nitrates in the early spring and bui…
[Link] Are endophytes essential partners for plants and what are the prospects for metal phytoremediation?
Phytoremediation of soil contaminated by trace elements is a technology using plants and microorganisms to sequester, inactivate, or extract contamina…
[Link] The soil beneath our feet might save the planet.
The soil beneath our feet might save the planet.
[Link] Ward Off Yield-Robbing Nutrient Deficiencies with Tissue Testing
A tissue-testing program provides an in-season snapshot of nutrient concentrations in plant leaves and can identify nutrient values that are insuffici…
[Link] Early Lessons from Ridgetown’s Long-term Cover Crop Trial for Field Crops
Dr. Dave Hooker and his colleagues have been curious about the value of integrating cover crops into a farming operation in the long term. These quest…
[Link] Plastic film mulching affects the critical nitrogen dilution curve of drip-irrigated maize
Critical nitrogen dilution curves (CNDC) can efficiently diagnose nitrogen (N) condition of crops. Unfortunately, no CNDC exits for mulched drip-irrig…
[Link] What Is Needed to Unlock and Scale Regenerative Farming Incentives?
Companies like FluroSat, Nori, and Dagan are in a race against time to help agriculture reverse climate chang
