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First sign-up draws 31,000 CRP acres in Minnesota

May 13, 2022

Nationwide, USDA accepted 2 million acres through 2022’s first general sign-up.

Jennifer Carrico

Water sampling can help improve water quality

May 12, 2022

The Iowa Soybean Association has been collecting water samples to help measure nitrate levels in runoff and help farmers improve farming practices.

Mahdi Al-Kaisi

Many challenges exist for large-scale carbon measurement

May 11, 2022

Carbon Conversations: Measuring soil carbon may sound easy, but it can be complex and costly.

Lee Allen

$25m grant helps scientists probe plant ‘language’

May 10, 2022

University of Arizona study hopes to modify plants for a future environment that is warmer and drier.

Sunrise over the kansas tallgrass prairie

Kansas landowners offer 219,000 acres to CRP

May 10, 2022

USDA reminds this is the first of the Conservation Reserve Program’s multiple sign-ups in 2022.

Give no-till, cover crops a fair chance

May 09, 2022

If you view no-till as something to do only because of a weather crunch or high fuel prices, don’t expect miracles.

John Hart

Jason and Natalie Farmer rely on diversity, efficiency and innovation

May 06, 2022

Diversification, efficiency, and innovation will be all the more important in a very challenging 2022 with escalating...

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7 ag stories you might have missed

May 06, 2022

Catch up on another union strike, learn about the increasing threat of aflatoxin, and read up on CRP acre enrollment.

Liz Ripley

Iowa Learning Farms expanded programming, audiences in tough year

May 06, 2022

Iowa Learning Farms: Pandemic doesn’t slow ILF from its goal to create a culture of conservation.

Vote before May 13 on onion checkoff

May 05, 2022

Michigan Bits: Appointments made to fruit boards; DNR pledges 50 million trees by 2030.

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