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Eelgrass has many ecological virtues. Its tall, slender blades and strong roots sequester carbon, shelter young fish, make oxygen and clean the water column. But nitrogen pollution has been killing

COLFAX, Iowa — Through years of agricultural research, much has been learned about what makes a strong plant. Leaf color, stalk integrity, kernel or pod size and other factors are

Contractors call for slurry spreading extension 2023-08-16

Fertiliser register: what needs to happen and when? 2023-08-16

Greg Thoren is working to develop a healthy microbial system on his farm in Jo Daviess County. “Microbes make everything work,” said Thoren during a Nutrient Stewardship Field Day.

In addition to becoming more popular for recreation and photography, drones bring a variety of opportunities on farms and ranches.

Much of the Midwest experienced drought-like conditions over most of the summer, putting pasture ground at risk.

Prices for fertilizer products have been dropping for months from highs last year after many producers cut down on applications, but producers like Mosaic and Nutrien see demand rising amid bullish fundamentals.

Beef management: weather presents opportunity for second-cut silage 2023-08-08

Red clover: is it a fix or a fantasy? 2023-08-07