HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Varietal response of wheat and barley to nitrogen September 3, 2021 News & Perspectives NewsHighlights from the 2021 Sustainable Agronomy Conference September 12, 2021 Science Policy NewsAdvancing resilient agriculture September 3, 2021 Soil & Water Management Successful experiences managing salts and sodium September 12, 2021 Nebraska irrigation well survey: Nutrient supply and liming effects August 4, 2021 People Newly CertifiedNewly certified September 3, 2021 Sustainability Voluntary versus state-based compliance carbon markets September 3, 2021 Thinking beyond the border: Edge-of-field practices to improve the environment September 3, 2021 Offsets, insets, carbon markets September 3, 2021 September-October 2021 issueVolume 54, Issue 5Inside this issueAgriculture is a major factor in the Biden Administration's plan to greatly reduce greenhouse gases, but how can we create a system that works for both producers and the many other entities interested in carbon sequestration? Carbon markets offer one solution. This photo shows John Nergenah of Illinois who is enrolled in the Nori carbon removal marketplace through his adoption of cover crops. Photo courtesy of John Nergenah. See related story on p. 14. Crop Management Winter triticale in the semiarid U.S. Pacific Northwest drylands September 12, 2021 Spatial frameworks to support agronomic innovation August 29, 2021 Integrated Pest Management From spreader to predator: Killing weed seeds with the combine September 18, 2021