Cornell Field Crops and New York Soil Health invite you to the inaugural Cornell Organic Field Crops Conference on February 6, 2025, at Jordan Hall on the Cornell AgriTech Campus in Geneva, NY.
American Farmland Trust, in partnership with the U.S. Biochar Initiative, University of Nebraska-Lincoln and Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, is conducting the first-ever national biochar survey.
Explore the latest research and case studies on soil health, from corn silage performance to vineyard cover cropping and agronomic impacts.
USDA is seeking public input by December 23, 2024, on how to improve conservation practice standards to maximize climate change mitigation and adaptation benefits, as supported by peer-reviewed scientific literature.
New York Soil Health (NYSH) proudly acknowledges Oechsner Farms’s outstanding commitment to soil health and sustainable farming practices.
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets has launched the latest round of Climate Resilient Farming funding for on-farm projects.
This updated factsheet from New York Soil Health provides essential guidance on the EPA’s new soil lead screening levels, offering practical steps for safe gardening and reducing exposure to contaminated soil.
This individual is responsible for assisting with the development of a Tompkins county-wide pilot ‘Payment for Ecosystem Services’ (PES) program as well as creating and disseminating educational programming and materials in support of this and similar programs for agricultural and landowner audiences.
New York Soil Health (NYSH) proudly acknowledges Backbone Farm’s outstanding commitment to soil health and sustainable farming practices.
Purdue researchers highlight how cover crops can enhance weed management.