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Management considerations for rolling soybean in the upper Midwest Jodi DeJong-Hughes, Doug Holen, Phil Glogoza On this page Acknowledgements Introduction Land rolling has...
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Systems Biology Enhanced top soil carbon stocks under organic farming Andreas Gattinger, Adrian Muller, Matthias Haeni, Colin Skinner, Andreas Fliessbach, Nina Buchmann, Paul...
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Building black gold: Tour promotes smart soil techniques Buy Now Farmers gather as Kevin Connelly discusses a cereal rye cover crop in one of his fields during a cover crop tour...
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Soil health focus: Spring-planted cover crops (The Vegetable Grower) by Gordon C. Johnson " rel="author"> Gordon C. Johnson | Feb 9, 2018 (Editor’s note: By Gordon Johnson is a...
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A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Indiana farmers have benefited from billions of dollars in agricultural subsidies in recent decades, some of it...
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As area farmers Keith Gustafson and Dan Sutton plant their corn and soybean fields this spring, they know work they did last fall will help increase this year's yield, control...
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Ron Nichols Posted by Ron Nichols on April 21, 2016 at 06:46 PM Jonathan Cobb says that with a new focus on soil health, we got rid of all of the tillage equipment, and just...
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For many years, agriculture—or the production of food and fiber—has resulted in the massive degradation of billions of acres of land worldwide. Now, the same industry finally...
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Keota farmer Levi Lyle never thought he would be a go-to person for eastern Iowa farmers to rent a roller crimper. But with his interest in eliminating the use of herbicides on...
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Farmer shares experiences in cover crop success Tom C. Doran AgriNews Publications Apr 27, 2018 Email A pit dug between two different combinations of cover crops allowed field...
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In terms of civilization, it is more valuable than gold. The soil is the foundation for food and stability required for organized, structured society. Without good, productive...
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Local conservation efforts rewarded By Kerri Rempp Record Editor 7 hrs ago Jim O'Rourke's cattle follow him from one high-intensity grazing pasture to another. Short duration...