HomePublicationsCSA NewsIssues News & Perspectives MeetingsCrops and corridors: An illustrative approach to an agricultural–environmental symposium May 25, 2022 There’s still time to submit an abstract May 12, 2022 Members forumA tale of two Jennys: Pickin’ up good vibrations May 25, 2022 Presidents messagesThe world’s most essential industry: Food, soils, and crops May 16, 2022 PublicationsClimate change virtual issue underway May 16, 2022 People Member NewsPeople news May 25, 2022 Membership: What’s your story? May 16, 2022 Membership: What’s your story? May 12, 2022 In memoriamIn memoriam May 12, 2022 Students Mott Award honors top graduate students May 25, 2022 Support the graduate student travel grant program May 16, 2022 Outstanding seniors recognized May 12, 2022 Send MessageJune 2022 issueVolume 67, Issue 6Inside this issueA relatively simple way to predict soil organic carbon (SOC) would help farmers, land managers, and researchers make informed decisions while saving time and labor. Very small soil minerals rich in aluminum and iron are known to protect soil carbon from decomposing too quickly—chemical extraction of the metals from those minerals can be used to predict SOC. The complexity of soil and its interactions with metals can make these predictions fraught, and so a new article in the Soil Science Society of America Journal seeks to better determine the relationships between extractable metals and SOC concentrations. See story on p. 10. Backdrop photo courtesy of Adobe Stock/Ozgur Coskun. Inset photos courtesy of NEON operated by Battelle. © 2021 Battelle Memorial Institute. All Rights Reserved. Careers & Education Early career membersUnveiling and breaking the cycle of lateral and vertical aggression in agricultural sciences May 16, 2022 Science FeaturesExtractable metals and soil organic carbon: Understanding the relationship May 17, 2022 How environment and genetics affect yield, nutritional profile of lentil May 6, 2022 How does flue-cured tobacco respond to the herbicide glufosinate? May 6, 2022 Science briefsSweet corn transcriptome pinpoints vitamin genes May 3, 2022 Using kernel characteristics to predict sorghum popping May 3, 2022 Fitting cover crops into grain rotations in Wisconsin May 3, 2022 More plant-available water from soil carbon May 3, 2022 Social networks of manuresheds April 29, 2022 Prolonged fairway reflectance interference by colorant application March 22, 2022 Grazed grasslands for climate mitigation and adaptation March 22, 2022 Coal char mitigates nutrient loss from soil March 22, 2022
Crops and corridors: An illustrative approach to an agricultural–environmental symposium May 25, 2022
Unveiling and breaking the cycle of lateral and vertical aggression in agricultural sciences May 16, 2022