A KMAland farmer is among those utilizing cover crops not only to conserve his land but also to regenerate the soil for ...

In states along the Mississippi River, Wisconsin has the highest percentage of its cropland using cover crops, nearly 8%.

Early research shows winter barley's allelopathic compounds are more effective than cereal rye at slowing growth of waterhemp ...

Conservation methods can help rejuvenate farmland, but the startup cost and uncertain results mean a risk many farmers still ...

Knowing what temperatures that a plant can withstand is a hallmark of botanical science, but those temperatures had not been ...

That’s because for soil to retain nutrients and moisture, it needs to contain a living root for as long as possible. Meaning ...

As part of COP30, Griffith Foods, together with PepsiCo, present OURO, a financing and technical assistance project supporting corn and soybean farmers in adopting regenerative practices such as cover ...

Protesters gathered outside a new space at the talks, the industry-sponsored “Agrizone,” to call for a transition toward a ...

Farmers planting cover crops for better water filtration and weed suppression also face challenges such as time, cost, risk ...

The American science socieites for crop, soil and agronomy awarded Mila Pessotto, Ph.D., a former master's student at the ...

LIZ STAHL, UMN Extension educator-crops, and PHYLLIS BONGARD, UMN Educational content development and communications specialist ...

Cover crops play an important role in protecting farmland during months when major crops are not growing. They reduce erosion, help the soil hold water, improve soil structure, support nutrient ...