Farmers across the country are set to adopt conservation agriculture on 100,000 hectares during the 2027A agricultural season as authorities prepare for heavy rains associated with El Niño.The ...

HARDIN COUNTY__The Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference (CTC) will be held in-person on March 12-13 at Ohio Northern University in Ada. The first day of this year’s conference will feature ...

A three-day trip to Illinois gave southeast Minnesota farmers an opportunity to learn, network and bring home new ideas about ...

Jacob Nelson and his family are Becker County Soil and Water Conservation District's Outstanding Conservationists this year, recognized for no-till farming, cover crops and water and sediment basins.

The Saginaw and Bay Conservation Districts held a Regenerative Agriculture Field Day at Buechler Farm in Auburn on Thursday.

Three events — two centered around tillage and one on grazing — can provide Minnesota farmers with key insights to help ...

Two southeast Minnesota families are being recognized for their conservation farming efforts by the Mower Soil and Water ...

Mower SWCD annually honors a conservation-minded farmer or farm family with this award. In December, the Lukes family will be ...

Some of the dirtiest water was recorded in the last 10 years entering the Spokane River from Hangman Creek after a large rain event in June. Practices such as no-till can help prevent sediment and ...

Explore an informative autumn update detailing modern crop management practices, pest control strategies, and soil conservation techniques. This overview covers the progression of oilseed rape growth, ...

Randall Reeder has retired as program coordinator of the Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference (CTTC). Reeder held this position for about 39 years, directing the planning and coordination of ...

Agricultural producers across Central Illinois and the United States face numerous challenges and pressures on their operations. These can include policy changes, volatile market prices, fluctuating ...