Conflicting news about the condition of the Ogallala aquifer is creating more confusion than ever, and the federal government’s own report card on its efforts to protect the aquifer don’t make the grade.

The Alberta Canola Producers Commission is sharing an informational brochure on clubroot resistance in canola and how to best use it as part of an integrated management plan.

This is the second in a five-part series from the South Dakota NRCS on the financial side of soil health and the particulars that apply to the Jorgensen Land & Cattle operation in Ideal, S.D. Here, Nick Jorgensen provides a simple calculation related to equipment costs based on what Jorgensen land and cattle may have done 30 years ago in a wheat-fallow system compared to today.

Kansas State University Extension shares some important insights on potential sulfur deficiencies in canola and what to do about it.

Experts at Kansas State University Extension discuss how late fall precipitation and planting, and resulting smaller plants during the winter acclimation period, affects the winter survival of canola.

This is the first in a five-part series from the NRCS in South Dakota on the money side of soil health and the particulars that apply to the Jorgensen Land & Cattle operation in Ideal, S.D., although the principles can be applied universally.

Josh Lofton, cropping systems specialist at Oklahoma State University Extension, shares some lessons learned this year about the grain sorghum crop that you can put to use in the next growing season.

A full analysis of soil samples can help growers raising spring and winter wheat optimize fertility levels in soils and increase yields by as much as 6-12 bushels, says Washington State University Extension.

For growers who had issues with rain or armyworm issues in October, Oklahoma State University Extension shares some management adjustments that could help late-planted winter wheat still succeed.