…cross-sector partnership for advancing continuous improvements in sustainable outcomes for U.S. commodity agriculture.
Watch for an article on Field to Market’s Spotlight section of its website later this…
…health of row crop farm fields to be more like that of perennial grass fields. Organic carbon was significantly higher in no-till compared to conventionally tilled fields and hydraulic conductivity…
…soil health was affected by various management systems: rotation diversity, crop count, organic amendments (manure), cover crops, decreased tillage; and residue retention,” she said.
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…Agricultural Research Service before coming to the institute.
Shafer studies the “phytobiome”—the environment that plants inhabit along with their surrounding organisms—and how it influences soil health. Shafer thinks that…
…investments help communities of color and low-income, de-industrialized, and disadvantaged communities; and create at least 10 million new jobs. The document emerged from a year of hearings and private meetings…
…degradation in the United States alone are estimated to be as high as $85 billion every single year. Greenhouse gas emissions have reached the highest level ever recorded and are…
…to expand Certified Crop Advisers’ (CCA), Certified Professional Agronomists’ (CPAg) and Certified Professional Soil Scientists’ (CPSS) knowledge of soil health. All webinars in the series are free to all CCAs,…