The 2022 May-June cover of Crops & Soils magazine

Nutrient Management

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Can banding reduce phosphorus rates and environmental losses?

April 29, 2022

The nitrogen industry seeks to reduce its carbon footprint. Photo courtesy of The Fertilizer Institute.

Climate-smart fertilizers in 4R nutrient stewardship

April 15, 2022

News & Perspectives

Science Policy News

Members from Georgia and ICCA chair-elect, Isaac Wolford, meet with House Agriculture Committee staff during this year’s virtual Congressional Visits Day in March.

Certified professionals join students, researchers to advocate for ag research funding

April 17, 2022

Soil & Water Management

Photo by Jagdeep Singh.

Toward solving the nitrogen mineralization puzzle

April 15, 2022

Depth-wise stratification sampling using tractor-mounted probe.

Moldboard plowing in wheat–fallow systems of the Pacific Northwest: Effect on yields, organic matter

April 15, 2022

Grass cover crop in corn. Photo by David Lamm/Soil Health Institute.

Economics of soil health: Contributions of reduced tillage and cover cropping

April 4, 2022

Wayne Fredericks, co-author of this article, has been farming fields in Mitchell County, IA near Osage since the mid-1970s. Using his experiences as a backdrop, this article focuses on what actually happens in the soil along the journey of change in corn and soybean systems. Photo by Joseph L. Murphy/Iowa Soybean Association.

Changes in soils and crops along a transformational journey

February 16, 2022

People

Meet the professional

Juan Manuel Osorio-Hernandez of Toluca, Mexico was named this year's CCA of the Year.

Osorio-Hernandez named 2022 ICCA of the Year

April 4, 2022

Newly Certified

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Newly certified

April 4, 2022

Sustainability

In flooded rice, biological nutrient cycling releases methane, a greenhouse gas. Photo courtesy of Flickr/formulanone.

Environmental outcomes from on-farm agricultural production in the United States

April 4, 2022

New Event: Regional Agriculture and Applied Science

May-June 2022 issue

Volume 55, Issue 3

Inside this issue

Wayne Fredericks has been farming fields in Mitchell County, IA near Osage since the mid-1970s. Using his experiences as a backdrop, he and co-author Dr. Jerry Hatfield write about what actually happens in the soil along the journey of change in corn and soybean systems. See page 3. Photo by Joseph L. Murphy/Iowa Soybean Association.

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