Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference focus on soil health, water quality and profitability - Ohio Ag Net | Ohio's Country Journal

Wondering how to build resilience with conservation agriculture? Want to learn about soil carbon mar

Minnesota farmers needed for research on soil pests in corn and soybeans

Officials with the University of Minnesota Extension are seeking cooperating farmers to allow their research team to sample corn and soybean fields from April to June 2024.

Workshops provide knowledge on soil health, grazing management - AgriLife Today

Free workshops will provide livestock producers with knowledge on beneficial grazing practices and cost-share conservation programs.

Beneath the surface: exploring best practices for soil regeneration and carbon farming

How much carbon can farmers store in their soil? Nobody's sure.

There’s still a lot that scientists don’t know about dirt. Advocates say the long-awaited farm bill could help fix that.

Carbon Farming: A Sustainable Agriculture Technique That Keeps Soil Healthy and Combats Climate Change

How one North Dakota farmer saved his farm and livelihood using carbon-friendly farming methods.

Carbon Farming: A Sustainable Agriculture Technique That Keeps Soil Healthy and Combats Climate Change

How one North Dakota farmer saved his farm and livelihood using carbon-friendly farming methods.

Improving soil health with aeration curing for sludge management

The construction industry is recognized for its high resource consumption and large waste generation. Among the waste products generated are construction-generated sludge (CGS) and construction-generated surplus soil (CGSS). These can be used for various applications such as backfilling, creating environmentally friendly building materials like bricks, and soil stabilization.

Carbon Farming: Sustainable Farming Technique That Keeps Soil Healthy, Combats Climate Change | NewsClick

How one North Dakota farmer saved his farm and livelihood using carbon-friendly farming methods.

Iowa State University team helps roll out national soil carbon program for working lands

An Iowa State University-led group will lead training for a process to measure and monitor soil carbon stocks as part of a new national program meant to provide a basis for financial assistance to farmers and landowners who adopt climate-smart conservation practices. The “Know Your Carbon Landscape” project will also gather data to support carbon-related research and education at demonstration sites in the Midwest that are part of a Long-Term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) network coordinated by USDA’s Agricultural Research Service.