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Whether he’s working with vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley or soybeans in the Prairie State, Brad Forkner’s primary aim is to make the soil more hospitable to enhance plant growth.

Alabama is gaining international attention for its scheduled execution using nitrogen hypoxia.Later this month, Kenneth Eugene Smith is set to become the first

The spiritual adviser for an Alabama prisoner set to be the first person executed with nitrogen gas has asked the state prison system to provide additional precautions to ensure...

The Town of Falmouth has all the permits it needs to begin construction on the inlet-widening project in Bournes Pond this fall.

Spring beans list ups the protein - 15 January 2024

In Hettinger and Grant Counties, where the average farmer cuts spring wheat that yields about 30-35 bushels per acre, the stars aligned for three growers in 2023 who garnered spring

Five tips for early season slurry - 13 January 2024

Alabama will be allowed to put an inmate to death with nitrogen gas this month , a United States federal judge has ruled, clearing the way for what would be...

Alabama will be allowed to put an inmate to death with nitrogen gas later this month, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, clearing the way for what would be the na

Corn and soybean yields in Illinois for the 2023 growing season were higher than some farmers expected with the dry weather partially as a result of the outstanding root systems of these plants.