Drought is not often associated with catastrophic damage such as water; however, it can have catastrophic impacts – especially for animal feeding operations.

It’s clear that there's a lot of farmers that consider soil science to be an intimidating or highly technical topic, and it can be. And I think we realize that for most farmers.

Fertilizer prices are hurting farmers in a big way. The price of nitrogen, in particular, has skyrocketed over the past year. 

Producers continue to look for ways to improve soil health using regenerative agricultural practices. 

By preparing for the future, steps can be taken to adapt to the changing climate, providing a productive and sustainable future for alfalfa and other forage crops.

Protect your bottom line by timing your manure applications closer to crop nutrient demand and keeping the ground covered with a living root year-round.