Agronomy
The proposed framework introduces a targeted approach to safeguard endangered species while maintaining essential crop protection tools for U.S. farmers, the agency reports.
Company leaders say the separation will unleash two distinct market leaders that are both farmer-centric, with technology and innovation at their core.
A crop-protection startup is using AI and machine learning to identify and develop new active ingredients it says will help farmers solve issues like weed resistance faster and more economically.
Farm Journal Media has a diverse line up of co-located events and programs as well as breakout sessions.
“Our goal is to be the center of gravity for soil health. This is the beginning of a mega trend of a shift to regenerative ag and a focus on soil health,” says Peter Williams, MyLand CEO.
Bayer still faces exposure from future claims. As long as glyphosate is on the market, there will be a potential for new claims to continue to rise.
Cristian Barcan: “Feeding the world more sustainably is about continuous improvement. Every farm has a unique sustainability journey that has defined their success as a contributor to the food supply chain thus far”
These charter members bring a range of expertise and the drive to share the financial and ecological benefits of carbon programs.
Overlooked tools can save the day during field repairs.
If you are adding a new farm for next season, take a hard look at soil health. Missy Bauer, Farm Journal Field Agronomist, says start with the canvas rather than the paint.
In a moisture deficit area like southwest Nebraska conservation and regenerative practices have long been a staple for farmers. That’s important especially in drought years like 2022.
How often do you soil test each of your fields?
Soli health practices can help Flip Your Soil from good to great. These practices are also part of the new push for Climate Smart Agriculture practices to sequester carbon.
Ukrainians see their agricultural industry flexing its muscles, evolving out of the old inefficient collective farms left when the Soviet system collapsed in 1991.
A California-based concept could create a way to reward environmentally conscious farmers
No-Till Savings, No-Till Grows in Indiana, Satellites Track Conservation Tillage Trends
Sweet potatoes, new FFVs, Indiana’'s ehanol output, and a new bioeconomy institute
Episode 3 of Corn College TV details how to maximize yield, minizmize inputs and get the most from your fields.
The early harvest opened the window for farmers to make mistakes with fall applied N.
Head to the field with Farm Journal Associate Field Agronomist Missy Bauer in episode 10 of Corn College TV.
Ken Ferrie answers a farmer’s question about nitrogen running off in his farm tile.
Hoe. Hoe. Hoe. Southern farmers resort to the Santa Claus treatment for weed control.
At Wheat College, our agronomic team will present lessons you can take directly to the field.
In episode 6 of Corn College TV, Farm Journal Agronomist explains how the nitrogen cycle fits into the Systems Approach.
To bee or not to bee is not the question. How to attract natural pollinators is and a new program aimed at luring back our working insects might be an answer.