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…nitrogen-fixers that supply quite a bit of that nitrate to the subsequent crops through their residue. Most legumes fix nitrogen, but some impart it to other crops better than others….
…are hard wheat and durum wheat. Fifteen percent of their crops are yellow peas. They grow corn on 7% to 8% of their acreage. The rest of their crops are…
…as beef livestock production. Why Field Crops? Interest in growing organic field crops is on the rise in the Northern Great Plains, and there appears to be good reason to…
…plant and soil science researcher with Carbon Sponge. Katharhy talks about how they are engineering their own soil and researching the use of cover crops in urban areas for carbon…
…organic, family farmers may need to return to a more diversified system of farming, using more crop rotations and integrated livestock. Crop rotations refer to the sequence of crops grown…
…About half of their crops are used to feed their cattle, and the other half of their crops are sold for cash off the farm. Most of their cropland is…
Study results published by Kansas State University showed that grazing cover crops with beef cattle had no negative effects on soil’s physical or chemical properties and, in fact, increased the…
By Lee Rinehart, NCAT Agriculture Specialist September is the beginning of my year. The summer crops have just about given their all, their leaves brown with wilt or downy mildew,…
…dryland cropping rotation and a diverse vegetable production system. What are the food-safety regulations for livestock and vegetable crops? Andrea Sarchet, Produce Safety Educator and Outreach Coordinator with the Montana…
…costs. Lengthening your grazing season can be accomplished by grazing winter crops or stockpile, grazing annual cover crops prior to a cash crop, or seeding annuals in the warm season,…