HomePublicationsCSA NewsIssues People In memoriamIn memoriam March 19, 2021 News & Perspectives PublicationsErratum April 19, 2021 Erratum April 19, 2021 New books March 19, 2021 Publications update March 17, 2021 NewsKnow your community: Managing denitrification in agronomic systems March 19, 2021 Staff departure announcement March 17, 2021 Science policyClimate change and agriculture in the Biden administration March 19, 2021 Women in scienceNetworking—What? Why? When? How? March 19, 2021 MeetingsDouble down on federal science spending March 19, 2021 2021 Annual Meeting: Theme, abstract submissions March 19, 2021 Presidents messagesHappy earth day! March 17, 2021 Careers & Education Tips for effectively managing your data March 19, 2021 Send MessageApril 2021 issueVolume 66, Issue 4Inside this issueIn much of the world, climate change is altering regional growing conditions and making them more unpredictable. As a result, the world's food-growing areas are on the move, leaving farmers behind. How can we secure our future food supply and support the people who grow it? See story on p. 3. Center inset courtesy of Flickr/CIF Action. The other images (clockwise from left) are courtesy of Reuters/Alamy, Reuters/Alamy, Adobe Stock/Dusan Kostic, and Adobe Stock/toa555. Science Science briefsSubsurface flow carries neonicotinoids from no-till fields April 2, 2021 Retaining stover quantitatively increases stable aggregates February 23, 2021 Rotating fertilizers a sustainable alternative to P-based poultry litter management February 21, 2021 Isotope-labeled fertilizer shows uptake by sorghum, microorganisms February 21, 2021 Tobacco root rot and microorganism communities February 21, 2021 Physiological mechanisms of drought resistance in seashore paspalum February 17, 2021 Identifying pythium seed rot resistance in chickpea February 17, 2021 FeaturesClimate change uproots global agriculture March 22, 2021 Handheld vs. benchtop near-infrared spectrometers March 19, 2021 Making waves in breedbase March 19, 2021
Rotating fertilizers a sustainable alternative to P-based poultry litter management February 21, 2021