Balancing oat kernel size and fiber content
American Society of Agronomy (ASA), Crop Science Society of America (CSSA), Soil Science Society of America (SSSA)A new study shows nutrition content varies based on size of oat kernels
A new study shows nutrition content varies based on size of oat kernels
Varied climate conditions across the islands affected soil formation in different ways
Reusing human excreta is an opportunity to create fertilizer and reduce greenhouse gases
A new study shows adding calcium and phosphorous can increase cassava yields
The final step in breeding programs is registering their new variety with the USDA
Antigo Silt Loam is a rich soil, good for growing crops and forestry
Research finds that a single test for phosphorus in soil can outperform multiple other tests. This could help farmers track their soil nutrients more easily and accurately.
Pecans for holiday pies and treats grown mostly in drought-ridden south
Herbicides meant to help sweet potatoes fight weeds but often damage the crop; new “safener” formulas provide protection to the crop but not weeds
Better practices have reduced phosphorus loads during most years by 40%
Researchers in Florida find that split nutrient application improves tree growth and yields
Cassava is a key food security crop around the world
Benefits positive but impacted by management, environment
Decomposition of native grass roots may be source of more soil carbon
New variety offers superior popping quality and a new type of popped grain
Pectin acts as food source for soil-dwelling rhizobacteria
Carbon dioxide flush information found to be more reliable and useful indicator of soil health
Weathering of rocks and organic matter important in soil formation
Research shows sunn hemp can successfully grow and produce nutritious forage in Northern High Plains
Superhero of the plant work is a powerful solution to challenges
Scientists are figuring out what makes soils healthy, with big implications for the environment and agriculture
Both frozen carbon dioxide and organic matter are important forms of soil carbon
Model shows climate change may impact environment by decreasing recharge
Crop wild relatives of beans topic of blog, celebrated yearly by crop society
Natural resistance to potato pest can increase yield of America’s favorite vegetable
Rooting, soil erosion, and E. coli concentrations in streams among several issues
Closing food and nutrient loops within cities benefits several facets of city life
Increasing genetic diversity protects against total crop failure
Soil on Mars is different than soil on Earth, and exploration is helping us learn more
Rocky soils pose challenges for crops, and new research aims to understand how their roots adapt
Important topic covered during Sustainable Agronomy Conference
Increasing genetic diversity protects against total crop failure
Researchers test new, inexpensive device to provide critical information
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi benefit crops in many ways
Important contribution to the ongoing climate policy discussion
Your morning cup o' Joe depends on healthy soil
Increasing genetic diversity protects against total crop failure
Finding ways to determine nitrogen levels will help breeders help farmers
Educating the public about soil can help us protect the natural resource
Sunflowers need nitrogen to survive, but too much can decrease the quality of seeds
What’s the current research on our favorite BLT ingredient?
Researchers identify which lima bean inoculants provide economical and environmental benefits
Overlooked little millet is a promising grain for our future climate. New research shows which varieties perform the best.
Research shows options with high yield and low water use
Lower ball bounce, less friction make for fast paced play
Draining waterlogged farm fields helps crops but can leach nitrogen into waterways. A three-decade-long experiment is helping farmers strike the right balance.
Applying compost in apple orchards could reduce the need for synthetic fertilizer.
Scientists are looking at ways to make more of this natural pesticide
Fourth annual conference offers free registration for the 6-week series.
A recent study shows bioreactors effectively remove nitrogen over time