Nutrien eKonomics explains how farmers can rebuild low soil potassium, maintain levels above the critical value, and plan fertilizer applications.
South Dakota research found grazing can help cover crops generate positive returns sooner.
Fred Nichols explains how crop residue can provide valuable nutrients and help protect soil, but farmers need to consider how to make those nutrients available for the next crop.
Ohio’s 90-day fuel-tax suspension provides temporary relief as farmers work through harvest, but Brad Bales with the Ohio Farm Bureau says longer-term solutions are needed to address higher production costs.
Drought and pasture mealybug are contributing to tighter hay supplies across the state.
Mid-Atlantic farmers are locking in 2027 fertilizer contracts now, as nitrogen imports and market uncertainty make input-cost planning a key risk-management concern.
Belarus supplied about 750,000 tons of potash to the U.S. at its peak around 2017 and 2018.
Nano-Yield founder Clark Bell says drones and robots could help farmers target nutrient deficiencies.
Fred Nichols with Huma explains what farmers considering biostimulants in their fertilizer strategy should focus on while keeping expectations realistic.