Here are some tips from Michigan State University Extension for identifying and correcting manganese deficiencies in soybeans.

The company's new Soil Health Assessment combines the chemical and physical results of traditional soil testing with biological assessments of microbial activity to provide a measure of the soil's quality.

Brian Arnall, a soil nutrient specialist at Oklahoma State University Extension, discusses an app developed recently that helps growers track soil samples using bar codes.

With radishes and other covers in his rotation, Saltcoats, Saskatchewan’s Kevin Elmy is smothering weeds, fixing nutrients, building feedstock and reducing his fertilizer bills.

Scientists from the University of Nebraska have begun a multi-year study into whether high-carbon char, a fine, powdery coal dust left over from sugarbeet processing, can improve crop fields.

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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.

Scientists at the John Innes Centre in the U.K. have discovered an important component in the process of nitrogen fixation in plants.

Gypsoil Blendable is a high-quality pelleted gypsum fertilizer that supplies 17% sulfate sulfur and 21% calcium, the company says.