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High Residue Farming” is an umbrella term for cropping systems in which less tillage is used in order to keep crop residue on the surface of a field
Read a farmer’s guide to collecting soil samples
The Nature Conservancy of Washington’s Farming for Wildlife project, in cooperation with WSU, has been testing a novel concept of creating habitat for shorebirds on potato fields and controlling soilborne pathogens.
This feasibility study outlines which cover crop cocktails may work best for dryland cropping in your region. Results and potential benefits included here!
An Inland Northwest farmer has been trialing spring and fall-seeded cover cropping for cow-calf grazing and the effects on the following grain crops.