Results for Crop Planting Protecting

Growing a full-season cover for grazing increases soil organic matter.

By STACY CAMPBELLCottonwood Extension DistrictChoosing the best cover

Burrus Field Agronomist Chris Brown, CCA guides you to success with late planted soybeans in the latest Burrus Buzz.

Cold weather can harm landscape plants. Free advice from Allentuck Landscaping Co. Over 28 years of Landscape Excellence.

Record each year's plant location to avoid depletion of soil nutrients

Katie Pitre of Tecolote Farm taught us how to grow our own vegetables, and how we can help support the needs of local farmers.

Warm weather means beach vacations and pool-dipping for many of us. It also signals a season of slathering on sunscreen to avoid getting burned. Someday, those products could be enhanced with lignin, a natural material in plants and a major waste product of the paper industry.

There are many considerations to keep in mind before crops are planted.

After months of sub-$4 corn and soybean prices hovering dangerously close to the below-$9 mark, those stubborn farmers who held on to their corn and soybeans are finally reaping some rewards, thanks to Tuesday’s Acreage and Grain Stocks Reports.