nitrogen

At the end of March, students of Mary Foltz, assistant professor in the OSU School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, placed chambers in Oklahoma State University wheat fields to measure carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide emissions. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)
Oklahoma, Other Crops, Regional Roundup, research, Soil Health, Southern Region

Environmental solutions through cover cropping

OSU multi-disciplinary scientists are teaming up to research how cover crops can improve the environmental impacts of cattle foraging. Read More

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.
Hay Range Pasture, Midwestern Region, Missouri, Soil Health

Soil tests key to fertilizing warm-season forages

(Courtesy photo.)
Ag News, Corn, Cotton, Machinery, New Products, Soil Health, Soybeans, Tools and Tech, Wheat

Wilbur-Ellis biological provides nitrogen to boost yield potential



corn field (Photo: iStock - zhengzaishuru)

Nutrien Ag Solutions introduces N-FINITY to the U.S. crop market

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

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

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

Are there opportunities to cut fertilizer costs in 2025?

Wheat field (Photo: Alissa Weece)

K-State researcher touts benefits of winter wheat in crop rotation

Dana Allen-Tully and Brad Carlson stand in a tall buffer strip of plantings on her property that protects a stream from nutrient runoff. (Photo: University of Minnesota Extension)

Getting smart about water quality on the farm

PARTNER CONTENT Raking fallen leaves in the garden (Photo: iStock - Zbynek Pospisil)

Mow or compost leaves for best results

Grazing livestock on cover crops is one of the most efficient ways to improve soil fertility. (Courtesy photo.)

Applying nitrogen to forages now is high risk, low reward

EPA looks to restrict formaldehyde use in urea fertilizer