Don’t listen to anyone who tells you that farmers don’t care about healthy soil! Yes, even conventional farmers. Why is it so important? Because it makes a big difference for our farms, our crops, and the environment!
Hi, I'm Amanda! My family farms corn and soybeans in Southwest Michigan. I'm also a practicing attorney.
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June is National Dairy Month! There's certainly a lot to celebrate when it comes to our country's dairy industry, including all the farm families that bring us delicious and nutritious dairy products. 🐮
Another big decision from the Supreme Court impacting agriculture.
SCOTUS' Big Decision on WOTUS - The Farmer's Daughter USA
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SCOTUS just published a major opinion on the Clean Water Act and its understanding of WOTUS. Here's how it will impact farmers.
We won't finish #plant23 today. But we'll be really, really close. So what happens then? My latest on AGDAILY
6 ways crop farmers stay busy throughout the summer | AGDAILY
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Crop farmers have plenty to keep them busy during the summer months, though it's true that they may not be working every single day.
In Lethbridge, Alberta, the Agricultural Research Station set out a series of crop rotations to determine their affect on soil health. This was in 1910. Those plots along with additions over the years are still active today. My point being that soil heath concerns have been recognized for a long time.
Indeed! Just because soil health is now a mainstream trend doesn’t mean farmers haven’t thought about it for a long time now.