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“A Change in Climate”
Supplement to The Journal & Tioga Tribune
- Cloud Seeding
- Intercropping
- Carbon Credit
Gettin’ Down to the Nitty Gritty
How Plants Farm Microbes to Get Nutrients
It has long been believed that plants get nutrients from the soil microbes but how the transfer of nutrients from microbes to the plant occurs has not been understood. That changed in recent years when a team of researchers from Rutgers University discovered one of the ways that plants harness microbes in the soil to…
Ranching For Profit Workshop Opportunities
Do you want to make your ranch more profitable with less work and stress? If so, make plans to attend one or both of two upcoming Ranching for Profit workshop opportunities to be held in this area. Billed as a learning experience like none offered before, these workshops are designed to provide ranchers with some…
Hybrid rye – a grain for backgrounding beef calves
Source: https://www.ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag-hub/impact-stories/hybrid-rye-grain-backgrounding-beef-calves Oct 24, 2022 You can mark 2022 as a year that Mother Nature let us swiftly harvest crops in the fall and not out of a snow bank in December. With the flush of harvest being done, many cattle producers are deciding whether to wean calves and sell off the cow, condition them…
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