Category: Crop Management
Farm Bureau: Regenerative ag acres grow 5x over last decade
Across America’s breadbasket and throughout the prairies, forestlands, croplands and orchards, regenerative agriculture practices are woven into the landscape.
Wilbur-Ellis: Healthy soils, better timing key to organic nitrogen management
Healthy soil biology, strategic nutrient timing and improved nitrogen-use efficiency are becoming central to organic fertility programs as growers seek better crop performance and profitability.
USDA executive order, new rule aim to expand regenerative agriculture opportunities
USDA has announced an executive order aimed at expanding regenerative agriculture through research, conservation efforts and emerging market opportunities. Here’s what organic growers need to know.
Beyond sprays: Indiana farmer explores organic aphid management
OFRF-funded trial examines how plant health fits into an integrated strategy for managing aphids in high-tunnel tomatoes.
University of Maryland releases guide on biocontrol for thrips
Learn how biological control agents can manage thrips and mites in high tunnels and greenhouses. Read the full University of Maryland guide today.
Biobest launches new packaging for Aphidoletes aphidimyza delivery
The updated system is designed to enhance handling, support beneficial insect activity and fit within sustainable crop protection strategies.
Penn State: vineyard groundcover influences soil microbiome, lessens weed pressure
Penn State researchers believe natural groundcovers have a positive influence on soil health. Learn how these practices drive microbial activity.
Ellijay Mushrooms: Growing community in North Georgia’s hill country
From IT to chief mushroom officer, Howard Beck and his team are making magic and shaping lives. Read on for Ellijay’s origin story.
New hire: Sym-Agro taps Adam Cholakian to lead Southern California sales
Learn how Sym-Agro is strengthening its sales team and advancing sustainable crop solutions in California.
Mesotunnels and muskmelons: optimization of organic row covers
A research-based deep dive into using mesotunnels to optimize row covers in sustainable ag and certified organic systems.
Dicamba is back: What organic growers need to know
Dicamba drift is once again a concern for Midwest fruit and specialty crop growers. Find out how to protect your operation this season.
AI harvesting tool launched for CEA pepper growers
Source.ag says its model cuts forecast errors by 50%, giving growers, labor managers and sales teams a reliable weekly picture of what’s coming on.
MSU case study: How a certified organic vegetable farm integrated native plants
Learn how the project demonstrates the potential for integrating native plants into existing organic vegetable farms.
National Ag Day promotes awareness of industry impact, contributions
Producers, agricultural associations, corporations, universities, government agencies and others are celebrating National Ag Day on March 24. Learn more.
Veg Connections: Perennial living mulch systems tested in organic sweet corn
Discover how clover living mulch affects organic sweet corn yields in the Northern Great Plains. Learn lessons for weed and nutrient management.
Florida blueberry meeting showcases smarter sampling, stronger varieties and disease defense
New insights on freeze tolerance, leaf rust and mid-season nitrogen testing can sharpen decisions. Read the takeaways and adjust your program.