Articles Tagged with ''soil''
Are soil wetting agents worth the investment?
Wetting agents, like those used on golf courses, are being considered for water management in field crops. USU trials assess their effectiveness and suggest targeted use for hydrophobic soils.
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PFAS: Free always has a cost
The truth of the matter is that PFAS-containing products work well, and over the past several decades society has embraced them.
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The role of grazing in soil aggregate stability
Soil aggregate stability can be greatly improved by the choice of forages grown and proper grazing management.
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Summer annuals work well for fall and winter pasture
A great cover crop includes a warm-season grass, cool-season grass, warm-season legume, cool-season legume, warm-season broadleaf and cool-season broadleaf.
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Forensic files: Soil edition
With the myriad of unexplored DNA in soil, the possibilities are endless and ever-expanding.
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Seeing the whole picture
The Kammerer family has prospered by taking a holistic view on their South Dakota ranch.
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Range Beef Cow Symposium focuses on stewardship, efficiency
Producers were treated to a smorgasbord of information to improve their operations, including presentations on range carrying capacity, vaccines and reproductive efficiency.
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