Applying manure this spring? Start planning now.

Nitrous oxide emissions of concern when avoiding manure runoff.

Oklahoma State University Extension livestock entomologist Justin Talley explains how dung beetles can incorporate manure into the soil to improve soil fertility and also control livestock parasites.

Ohio State University Extension explains how swine and dairy manure can be used to add moisture to newly planted soybeans.

Saskatchewan farmer and agronomist Jocelyn Velestuk talks with the Alberta Canola Producers Commission about her love of soil, with tips on fertilizer, cover crops, manure and maintaining soil health.

In this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Montag Mfg., we welcome the founder and president of Ward Laboratories Ray Ward to discuss the essential nutrients plants need.

Productive agriculture depends on healthy soil. Soil guarantees that nutrients are made available in sufficient amounts during a plant’s life cycle and it holds water that is then available to plants. It also provides many critical ecosystem functions that are necessary for life. In this free publication from Penn State University, you’ll learn how you can protect this valuable resource through no-till.