The SDSU Soil Judging Team brought home first-place honors from the National Collegiate Soil Judging Region 5 competition held recently in Omaha, Nebraska. Pictured from left are assistant professor of soils and pedology in the Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science Kristopher Osterloh, with team members Harlee Nielson, Abigayle Eitreim and senior team leader Luke Desmith, who also won first place in the individual judging category. (South Dakota State University)

Soil judging team wins regional, qualifies for nationals

Cover crop panel at HPJ Live shares experiences with soil health 

A no-till field one of the Rooneys farms near Sheffield. (Jason Johnson - Iowa NRCS)

No-till and soil health field day to be held near Badger, IA

(Photo by Tom Lucas.)

Jimmy Emmons —‘Mr. Soil Health’ —a lifetime commitment to conservation

Tractor spray fertilizer on green field. (Photo: iStock - moiseXVII)

Incentive program offered to cut fertilizer use

Participants learn about what makes a diverse pasture during a class at the Noble Research Institute. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Noble: Regenerative ag and livestock go hand-in-hand

Leopold Conservation Award

4 Oklahoma ranch families Leopold finalists

Montana State University Extension

Reference sheets available for fertilizer rates