SDSU project to explore barriers to sustainable ag practices
Use of low-till, cover crops and fertilizer management in eastern South Dakota is limited. A new project at South Dakota State University hopes to change that.
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Use of low-till, cover crops and fertilizer management in eastern South Dakota is limited. A new project at South Dakota State University hopes to change that.
BROOKINGS, S.D. – There is countless technology-based equipment available to farmers and increasingly to ranchers, that can detect issues and determine solutions far faster than someone driving through a field or pasture can. Incorporating such technology saves time and input costs. Yet many producers in South Dakota are slow to adopt the time and money-saving […]
SDSU is the recipient of a $1.2 million conservation grant for a project which incorporates climate-smart ag practices in harder-to-farm lands.