Independent agricultural news briefs, selected and explained by the KindHarvest Team.
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Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
North Dakota grower Paul Overby utilizes no-till, crop diversity, livestock grazing and satellite imagery to withstand soil erosion and improve topsoil now and in the future.
Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Enhancing biodiversity in cropping systems is suggested to promote ecosystem services, thereby reducing dependency on agronomic inputs while maintaining high crop yields
Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Intercropping cereals with legumes may achieve high crop yields at reduced input levels. Several studies have indicated that intercropping increases phosphorus use efficiency but no overarching analysis exists on the role of
Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Role of cultural and nutrient management practices in carbon sequestration in agricultural soil
Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
A researcher looks at the effect of cereal rye cover crops on soil microbial communities.
Broad Acre Crops · Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Maize/Corn · Soil Health · World Ag News
Undersowing maize with companion grass mixes can provide an effective way to prevent compaction during harvest, while also reducing nutrient loss.
Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Here are the different types of plants that would best help your soils.
Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Broadcast interseeding cover crops into corn (Zea mays L.) and soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.) instead of drill-planting after harvest extends the cover crop season and improves productivity, but establishment can be
Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
A field guide to sustainable soil management, written by farmers, for farmers.
Soil Health · World Ag News
LONG-TERM DATA from one of the oldest sets of no-till research plots in the U.S. has unearthed a number of interesting findings that confirm no-tilled soils become more efficient and productive over