A Soil Health Institute study indicates that many other farmers may improve their profitability by adopting soil health management systems.
According to the Soil Health Institute, the technology will benefit farmers and ranchers by reducing the time and cost for measuring soil carbon.
The Soil Health Institute today released its comprehensive strategy for enhancing soil health at the fourth annual Meeting of the Soil Health Institute.
The analysis includes a state-by-state breakdown of changes in adoption from 2012 to 2017 for soil health practices like cover crops and no-till production.
The new partnership will assess, demonstrate, and communicate the economics of soil health management systems across North America.
The Soil Health Institute has selected six project scientists to oversee evaluation of soil health measurements at over 100 ag land sites.
The Soil Health Institute today released a 60-minute documentary, Living Soil, that captures the history – and significance – of the soil health movement.
After three years of collaboration, the Soil Health Institute has narrowed it down to 19 soil health measurements to determine just how healthy or unhealthy our nation’s soils are. “We can’t really know the answer to that question until we have a set of common soil health measurements that scientists and farmers can compare and […]
Did you know iconic American denim brand Wrangler purchases roughly half of the cotton for its products from U.S. growers? That’s why it only seems fitting the clothing company has announced the launch of a pilot program to help U.S. cotton farmers reach the next level in sustainable growing practices. The announcement took place at […]