Kansas farmers learn about using waste products from dairies for soil
Workshop educates farmers about using waste products from dairies to improve soil.
Stay updated with breaking news from Rock Ormiston. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Workshop educates farmers about using waste products from dairies to improve soil.
ESBON — From No-Till on The Plains to the Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition, farmers and ranchers in Kansas are practicing and learning about soil health. The newly formed Kansas Soil Health Alliance is a non-profit organization that will serve as a digital library and education repository. "We're kind of a database/library," said board member Cade Rensink, a fifth-generation rancher in Minneapolis. Rensink, who also works for K-State Research & Extension as the director of the Central Kansas District in Saline and Ottawa counties, said board members of the newly formed non-profit will...