University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agronomy Rudra Baral recommends a precise soil test every three years to help prevent buying and applying unneeded fertilizer. Photo courtesy of Rudra Baral.

Soil tests key to fertilizing warm-season forages

(From left) Steve Tucker, a UNL alumni and an owner of Tucker Farms and AgriForce Seed in Venango, Nebraska; Robert Ellis, American Farmland Trust; and Paul Jasa, UNL Extension research engineer, discuss questions raised by the Nebraska Soil Health School attendees during the event’s discussion panel. (Photo by Bijesh Maharjan | Nebraska Extension)

Nebraska soil health school visits farmers

Twin Brooks, South Dakota, farmer David Kruger explained how he earns more profit per acre by using a corn-soybean-wheat crop in no-till fields compared to a corn-soybean rotation in conventionally tilled fields at the 2025 Soil Health Conference in Watertown, South Dakota. (Photo courtesy of South Dakota Soil Health Coalition.)

Regenerative ag can grow the bottom line

Cover crops growing in a field of no-till corn. (Photo courtesy of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.)

Iowa cover crop decision tool updated

(Photo courtesy of Noble Research Institute.)

OCC and Noble team up for grazing essentials conference

Crop rotation matters in the vegetable garden 

Hand of expert farmer collect soil and checking soil health. (Adobe Stock │ #479404040 - maxbelchenko)

80 South Dakota farmers needed for nationwide soil health project

Herriman Farm receives 2024 Oklahoma Leopold Conservation Award