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NEBRASKA COVER CROP CONFERENCE SET FOR FEB. 15
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Lincoln, Nebraska, Feb. 6, 2018 – The Nebraska Cover Crop Conference on Feb. 15 will offer information to growers in a corn/soybean rotation and...
“Our Farms, Our Futures” Conference Explores Sustainable Ag
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What’s your vision for the future of sustainable
agriculture?
On April 3-5, NCAT and the Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program will bring the nation’s...
Corn Yield and Soybean Production Up in 2017, USDA Reports
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Winter Wheat Seedings and Grain Stocks also reported
WASHINGTON, January 12, 2018 – Across the Midwest, a lack of extreme heat helped boost the nation’s...
Sub-zero temperatures may have damaged Kansas wheat
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Dry conditions put crop at even greater risk, but time will tell
MANHATTAN, Kan. – The recent, stubborn cold spell that settled over the heartland...
Raising Nebraska wins international award for “Living Soils” exhibit
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The Living Soils exhibit at Raising Nebraska features a series of soil monoliths—large preserved samples of actual soil types from across the state.
November 22,...
Pretty Prairie farmer talks conservation in Washington
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Washington, DC - Pretty Prairie farmer and rancher, Chad Basinger, recently met with Kansas legislators in Washington, DC to discuss conservation in the next farm bill.
On...
COLORADO CROP PROGRESS: United States Department of Agriculture
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AGRICULTURAL SUMMARY: Another week of warm and dry weather pushed crop harvest to near completion, according to the Mountain Regional Field Office of the...
Healthy Soil
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Healthy soil is the foundation of organic farming.
NRCS can help farmers and ranchers with a number of conservation practices that build healthy soil. Diverse...
Narrow rows conserve resources, reduce costs
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University of Florida professor Sanjay Shukla recently tested taller, narrower compacted-soil rows for vegetable production. He planted rows 10-12 inches high and one and...
Kansas State University’s leadership in wheat research recognized with $1.6 million grant
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Kansas State University wheat researchers are leading efforts to develop a better understanding of the wheat genome.
The National Science Foundation's Plant Genome Program awarded...