ALBANY — State Agriculture Commissioner Richard Ball announced that four farm families — two of them local to the Finger Lakes — have been selected as finalists for New York’s ...

Across much of the Midwest, the atmosphere is becoming warmer and retaining more water, leading to heavier downpours. A ...

The Prince Edward Island Regiment is celebrating its 150th anniversary next week, with Prince Edward, the King's younger brother, travelling to the Island for the celebration. Preston Mulligan, who's ...

Summerside-based Linkletter Farms planted crimson clover as a cover crop, to hold potato field soil in place over the winter. Co-owner Mark MacEwen didn't expect it to survive the icy weather the way ...

Introduced to Vermont by European settlers, red clover has become an essential part of the state’s landscape and identity. Designated as the state flower in 1894, this pinkish-purple bloom symbolizes ...

Red clover can contribute 75 to 175 pounds of nitrogen per acre, an amount that underscores its value as a soil enhancer. This nitrogen-fixing ability, combined with its fast growth, flexible planting ...

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Red clover requires a soil pH level of around six — slightly higher than some other clovers but well shy of the requirements for alfalfa, which likes a soil pH level of 6.5 to 7.5.

MINOT, N.D. (KMOT) - Minot State and volunteer partners planted red clover as a cover crop around the former site of Erik Ramstad Middle School. It’s part of their Plum River Native Prairie project.

Weather permitting, Minot State University will plant red clover as a cover crop on Tuesday as part of the ongoing development of the Plum River Native Prairie at the former site of Erik Ramstad ...

Farmers looking for a high-yielding, nitrogen-fixing forage crop should take a second look at red clover. According to forage expert Dan Undersander, too many farmers overlook this versatile legume in ...