In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from farmers in the month of February.

Kansas State University Extension revisits the importance of measuring soil aggregates as a way to determine the structural status of the soil — which plays an important role in water infiltration, aeration, root penetration, carbon storage, and nutrient cycling.

In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from farmers in the month of January.

Sustaining and further crop yield is the top objective of soil health. In this FREE eGuide, you'll discover smarter, sustainable fertilizing strategies that will help you identify how much nutrition is already available in your soil so that you can plan and optimize your fertilizer applications.

Results of the 2019 National Sorghum Producers Yield Contest were released recently. Find out how well no-till practices did in raising competitive yields for sorghum growers compared to conventional tillage.

One of the newest frontiers for scientific discovery, soil is offering new insights into the benefits of no-till farm management. A recent study by South Dakota State University, measuring 8 different enzymes, bacteria, fungi, organic carbon and nitrogen, found significant improvements in no-till fields compared to conventionally tilled fields.

As we ring in the New Year, we take a look back at the year that came before and reflect on all that’s happened. 2019 was a tough year for a lot of farmers, with parts of the country experiencing severe flooding and high levels of precipitation.