WASHINGTON — One of the prettiest sights first thing in the morning is finding dew droplets on surrounding greenery. During cool nights, water from the air precipitates on plant leaves. Dew is not only aesthetic but is considered an important source of moisture and water for plant life. The August 8th Sustainable, Secure Food Blog explains how […]

WASHINGTON — Soil moisture is key to understanding the land’s surface and all the activities that occur there, both seen and unseen. The Soil Science Society of America’s (SSSA) April 19th Soils Matter blog explores soil moisture and its impact on agriculture, hydrology, weather, and human health. Agriculture Most people only consider soil moisture when they […]

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — For many years, farmers have been encouraged to keep all heifer calves born on the farm. Then sexed semen came along and farmers are still raising all heifers born on the farm. It’s a good idea, right? Calves and heifers can get sick or injured and are either culled from the herd […]

OWATONNA, Minn. — Are you considering a change in your current business entity structure? The South Central College Farm Business Management program is pleased to invite you to attend a practical and in-depth workshop on farm business entity structures. There is no cost to attend. This seminar will be held from 10:30 am to 2:30 […]