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Broad Acre Crops · Maize/Corn · Soil Health · World Ag News

Low soil phosphorus availability triggers maize growth stage specific rhizosphere processes leading to mineralization of organic P

In this study, we examine the rhizosphere processes influencing organic P (Po) utilization in soil with low inorganic P (Pi) availability and how they change with plant development.
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Broad Acre Crops · Maize/Corn · Soil Health · World Ag News

Reduce soil compaction and yield loss from planters

Here are ways to mitigate yield loss from soil compaction associated with central-fill planters.
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Broad Acre Crops · Cotton · Onions · Regenerative Agriculture · Vegetables · World Ag News

The Journey to Regenerative Cotton & Onions with James Johnson, Carzalia Valley Produce Inc.

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Broad Acre Crops · Business Innovation · Legumes · Maize/Corn · Soybeans · World Ag News

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 his combine
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Broad Acre Crops · Cereals · Clover · Legumes · World Ag News

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.
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Broad Acre Crops · Cover Crops · Maize/Corn · World Ag News

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 providing forage for grazing livestock.
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Broad Acre Crops · Legumes · Soil Health · Soybeans · World Ag News

One Bold Move Leads to No-Till Success

For this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Yetter, we share a reading of a story about David Moose, who in the 1980s, jumped into no-tilling his entire
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Broad Acre Crops · Cereals · Soil Health · Winter Wheat · World Ag News

Managing Sulfur Deficiency in Winter Wheat

In recent years, sulfur deficiency in wheat has become common in many areas of Kansas, particularly in no-tilled wheat. Kansas State University Extension shares some tips on how to manage this challenge.
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Barley · Broad Acre Crops · Cereals · Soil Health · World Ag News

Subsoil compaction effect on spatio-temporal root growth, reuse of biopores and crop yield of spring barley

Subsoil compaction in arable farming caused by increasingly heavy machinery results in increased subsoil strength and reduced aeration and water flow.
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Broad Acre Crops · Cereals · Soil Health · Spring Wheat · Winter Wheat · World Ag News

No tillage and previous residual plastic mulching with reduced water and nitrogen supply reduces soil carbon emission and enhances productivity of following wheat in arid irrigation areas

No tillage, optimal nitrogen and irrigation supply levels, and crop rotation are promising strategies for reducing soil carbon emission, and plastic mulching is an important measure to improve crop productivity in arid
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