“Sometimes you got to treat every acre different instead of farming it end-to-end like we're all used to doing."
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Patches of some fields in eastern South Dakota are as barren as the moon because they suffer from high salt and sodium content, but new progra…
Every Acre Counts, previously limited to 15 counties were different soil types were under the microscope, has expanded to all counties in South Dakota.
A new EQIP conservation program for landowners in western Day County and parts of Brown, Marshall, Spink and Clark counties looks to help producers combat the problem of saline soils.
There's a fix for saline, sodic and wet soils.Â
Producers can learn how to increase yields and decrease input costs by improving soil health during the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition Soi…
DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – We have all seen them, areas of white topped soil with only a few weeds growing on them – soils with a salinity problem. I…
The popular café talks on soil health are back again this winter, according to Abbey Wick, NDSU Extension soil health specialist. She noted no…
CARRINGTON, N.D. - Saline areas have grown at an astounding rate in this region over the past several years - and so has kocia, which thrives …
CARRINGTON, N.D. - Saline areas have grown at an astounding rate in this region over the past several years - and so has kocia, which thrives …
CARRINGTON, N.D. - Saline areas have grown at an astounding rate in this region over the past several years - and so has kocia, which thrives …
WEST FARGO, N.D. - Those Big Iron visitors going out to the field demonstration site will have three areas of interest to look at this year, a…
WEST FARGO, N.D. - Those Big Iron visitors going out to the field demonstration site will have three areas of interest to look at this year, a…
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