Thursday, April 25, 2024
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Soil scientists at Ohio State University and Cornell University think a test for protein in soil could also be used as a test for available nitrogen.

Looking for a simple confirmation of healthy or unhealthy, farmers are burying underwear to test their soil. It's called the #SoilYourUndies challenge.

Many factors cause gully erosion, but not all should be corrected the same way. Learn more about different practices to correct and to reduce gully erosion.

Regaining soil health means higher yields and more aggregate stability. Experts describe the need to treat soil like a living breathing being.

This year's Conservation Tillage Conference featured topics related to soil health and manure management.

The local results showed that many, if not most, of the farms needed to adjust pH through liming, as well as increase their fertilization plans.

Keeping the soil covered and active, with a living root zone for more of the year, leads to long-term soil improvements, productivity, and profitability.

Soil management has come a long way, and crop yields have increased 400 or 500 percent. Soil erosion can't be stopped, but we have a better handle on it.

Researchers from Ohio State University are working with private farmers to test the benefits of soil balancing, and organic farming.

Compost enriches the soil by helping it retain moisture and also reduces the need for chemical fertilizers while also suppressing plant diseases and pests.