…difficult because:
There are many measurements to choose from and it is hard to compare different measurement methods; The measurements can be highly variable across landscapes and time; Local climate…
…Carolina. To see other SHI Soil Health Educators, Technical Specialists, and Farmer Mentors who are located throughout the U.S. Cotton Belt, please visit our Contacts page.
Zeb is a…
The Soil Health Institute (SHI) has released its Fall Soil Health News, showcasing forward momentum on soil health measurements and education. The issue shares highlights from SHI’s 4th Annual Meeting, including an inaugural
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…which significantly affect bacterial and archaeal communities in soil using 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing. Preliminary results show between site variation in bacterial and archaeal community structures is highly dependent on…
…sites across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. We compared four common methods of measuring aggregate stability: water stable aggregates using the Cornell Rainfall Simulator, wet sieved water stable aggregates (Yoder…
…LF-MRI worked well for visualizing roots in moderate to high clay soils, demonstrating the potential for this technology; however, the broad application of this platform is a challenge because of…
…of the Soil Health Institute. “Our organization hosts this event to connect more people to the most recent science behind soil health to empower implementation of practices and soil health…