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?? How can we prioritize soil health while balancing economic realities in agriculture? Arizona Department of Agriculture CEO & EDD Paul Brierley shares insights on the growing challenges in Arizona’s agriculture sector, particularly with water scarcity and the economic pressures that impact soil health investments. While growers see the long-term benefits of improving soil health, securing short-term contracts and leases often limits the ability to invest in these practices. ?? Watch the full discussion to explore how we can make sustainable practices pencil out in today's agricultural landscape. ?? Link: https://ow.ly/Jq5w50Trksh #SoilHealth #SustainableFarming #WaterConservation #Agribusiness #SoilScience What are your thoughts on balancing short-term gains with long-term sustainability?

Got storm-damaged trees? ????? Check out these tips and resources to safely care for your trees. Scan the QR code for detailed guidance and expert advice! ???? #NebExt #StormDamage #Nebraska Scott Evans Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources

#RiceTalk: In the recent International Symposium On Climate-Resilient Agri-Environmental Systems 2024, IRRI Senior Scientist Dr. Sheetal Sharma shared her insights on the principles and practices of regenerative agriculture within the context of rice-based systems. During her presentation, she discussed the importance of sustainable and regenerative practices in rice farming by understanding the complexities of the factors affecting agricultural resources and farming communities. #RiceScience #RiceResearch #SustainableAgriculture

A few days ago, I had a little discussion with a new friend of mine. While discussing, we realized that there's one similar trait between us and that's how passionate we are towards agriculture. We shared some challenges we've faced in the field of agriculture and how we were able to navigate through. Our dreams, visions and how we want to impact lives through Agriculture. We also talked about how we want the agricultural sector to stand out and things that motivate us more, why and what we love in agriculture. I'll encourage you in whatever field or sector you find yourself, try to stand out and make a great impact there. There are so many things to do in your field of endeavor. #agriculture #FutureOfAgriculture #precisionfarming #eyiaclassic

Are you a soil scientist with a perspective on ?? till/no-till agriculture, ?? land remediation, ?? soil health vs. soil quality, ?? regenerative agriculture, ? or another current issue in soil science? Share your critical insights in a Perspective in the Canadian Journal of Soil Science: https://ow.ly/CNHW50RINe9

Pivot Bio agronomists Mike Saxon and Garrett Verhagen in Kentucky partnered with researchers at the University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment to test Pivot Bio products. The study saw an 11-bushel yield increase from the microbial nitrogen delivered by PROVEN 40. Read the latest blog for more insights on what learned in the University of Kentucky study and how the findings can help farmers maximize nitrogen efficiency, improve soil health and enhance yields, even in drought conditions. https://lnkd.in/eTJa_N3y

Join the conversation on revolutionizing public health through agriculture! Our VP of Growth & Innovation, Colleen Zammer, shares insights with Agri Business Review on Bay State Milling's groundbreaking approach to creating a better food system. Dive into how we're combating America's fiber deficiency with HealthSense? High Fiber Wheat Flour. Read the full article for a deeper look! #AgriculturalInnovation #HealthRevolution #BayStateMilling

Learn about the effects of changing winters on crop survival and discover the potential of hybrid rye in agriculture. Catch the full discussion on 'Dr. Jochum Wiersma: Winter Hybrid Rye', available on major platforms."

https://lnkd.in/dF9-6kT6 Join Dr. David Russell, Assistant Research and Extension Professor at Auburn University, for a discussion on prevalent southern weeds encountered in agricultural crops across the southeastern United States. Delve into this presentation to gain valuable insights into the identification and effective management strategies for broadleaf and grass weeds, beneficial for crop scouts and agricultural professionals alike. #agricultureinsights?#cropprotection?#plantpathology?#auburnuniversity

Many of you know the old 'Partridge in a Pear Tree' song (sorry about the earworm). We are presenting our very own spring-summer riff on this classic, the "25 Days of Groundcover FAQs." Here we go with our answer to the fundamental Day 1 Question. Please give us your take on our answer! ANSWER: Because you want to improve soil conservation and water quality by implementing cover cropping on your land (or on more of your land) but lack the time/resources to do this via annual cover crops. Fundamentally, we believe that well-developed perennial groundcover can provide critical ecosystem services at a lower cost than annual cover cropping and, in some settings, even generate economic returns. An additional useful perennial groundcover resource is this article by RegenPGC Co-Project Directors Scott Flynn and Ken Moore. Flynn, Ernest S.,?Kenneth J. Moore, Jeremy W. Singer & Kendall R. Lamkey. (2013). Evaluation of grass and legume species as perennial ground covers in maize production.?Crop Science,?53, 611–620.?https://lnkd.in/dRf5Hggb USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture Iowa State University Iowa State University - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences