The less intensively you manage the soil, the better the soil can function. Such as not plowing as often or using more grass-clover mixtures as cover crops. Surprisingly, it applies to both ...

Intercropping creates a living web of soil-building and nutrient-exchange underground. When legumes fix nitrogen, root ...

Visible salt patches appear on the soil, and, in some cases ... associate professor in the College of Agriculture and Natural ...

We have excellent teaching, research, and outreach programs in the areas of plant biology (cellular, genetics, genomics, microbial, molecular and physiology), agronomy (including pathology, soil ...

PROF. CYRIL HOPKINS, of the Illinois Agricultural Station, is well known in the United States as the initiator of a systematic policy for restoring the fertility of the land of the east and middle ...

The initiative brings together agricultural experts and representatives from IGAD member states to chart a regional response to declining soil fertility and low farm productivity. Delivering the ...

for a tour and roundtable discussion at the USDA Cotton Classification Complex on the Texas Tech University campus. During the roundtable, she was joined by sorghum, beef, peanut, dairy, and corn ...

These results demonstrate the effectiveness of deep learning for automated analysis of flow cytometry data on a challenging and biologically complex classification task.

What's so important about soil? Only everything. Soil supports all life. It provides the foundation for plant growth for food production, livestock grazing, infrastructure development, and human ...