Soil Health

Kugler’s K-CARB ProStart. (Courtesy photo.)
Machinery, New Products, Soil Health, Tools and Tech

Kugler launches K-CARB ProStart in time for planting season

Kugler introduces K-CARB ProStart—touted as a game-changer for planting season because of its soil health efficiency. Read More

Consider frost-seeding legumes now to improve pasture health. Grass grazed below ankle height, as indicated by this shoe, can deplete pastures of nutrients and encourage weed growth. (Photo by Terry Halleran, University of Missouri Extension field agronomist.)
Alfalfa, Crops, Forage Crops, Other Crops, Soil Health

Frost-seeding legumes can pay dividends

NRCS North Dakota State Resource Inventory Coordinator Jody Forman, left, and retired Area Range Specialist Dennis Froemke, right, conduct a wildlife cover exercise as part of the NRI grazing inventory protocol. The NRI, which includes cropland and grazing land inventories, is a cornerstone of the nation’s conservation efforts, providing the data needed to inform policy, assess resource trends, and develop conservation practices. (Photo: USDA NRCS)
Ag News, Soil Health

Help shape the future of conservation through NRI data collection



Indentations into tilled soil from a tractor tire and planter.

Unpacking and correcting soil compaction

A corn crop from northeast Iowa. (Courtesy photo.)

Free digital tool empowers corn growers to help with their soil health

Kerry Siders, Extension integrated pest management agent with Texas AgriLife Extension Service in Hockley and Cochran counties. (Courtesy photo.)

Nematodes consolidating factor in early pest management

Save the date: SHI 10th anniversary meeting

(Courtesy photo.)

Wheat yield-boosting biostimulant approved in Canada

(Courtesy photo.)

High Plains No-Till Conference Feb. 4-5

Panorama view of beautiful mountains at sunset in New Mexico, Mexico (Photo: Adobe Stock │ #523940250 - Wirestock Creators)

New Mexico Leopold award nominees sought

Photo courtesy of Dave Bergmeier.

TALT invites new applications for USDA NRCS conservation funding