St. Augustinegrass remains resilient under certain irrigation and fertilization restrictions, with or without soil humectants July 7, 2026
St. Augustinegrass remains resilient under certain irrigation and fertilization restrictions, with or without soil humectants July 7, 2026
HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Careful placement allows manure to replace starter phosphorus in corn March 11, 2021 Nutrient use efficiency—A metric to inform 4R nutrient stewardship March 10, 2021 Managing phosphorus and potassium Is key in conservation tillage systems March 3, 2021 Nitrogen release from polymer-coated urea: Effect of seasons and growing degree-days March 2, 2021 Soil & Water Management Assessing soil health: Measuring the soil microbiome March 3, 2021 People Newly CertifiedNewly certified March 4, 2021 Meet the professionalMeet the new vice-chair of the North American CCA Board January 6, 2021 March-April 2021 issueVolume 54, Issue 2Inside this issueFabián Fernández, a soil scientist and extension specialist at the University of Minnesota, is the author of a recent article in Agronomy Journal that examines how yield and root growth in corn and soybean crops are affected by tillage, fertilizer application rates, and fertilizer placement. See related story on p. 14. Crop Management Intercropping pulse and oilseed crops in southern Alberta March 10, 2021 Integrated Pest Management Community management of herbicide-resistant weeds in the Pacific Northwest March 10, 2021 Cotton leafroll dwarf disease: An emerging virus disease on cotton in the U.S. March 10, 2021 Using cover crops as an IPM tool for managing hard-to-control weeds March 3, 2021