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Harnessing the power of crop residue

September 12, 2024
Joy Hendrix

For decades, the agricultural industry has been at the forefront of innovation, continually adapting to meet global demands and environmental challenges.


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Carter Cattle Company: Leave it better than you found it

July 24, 2024
Carrie Veselka

At Carter Cattle Company LLC in Pintlala, Alabama, every decision is made with the future in mind. The Carter operation was named the National Environmental Stewardship Award Program (ESAP) winner in 2022.


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A collaboration for data collection

The goal of the incubator farms is to provide field-sized soil fertility and crop nutrient management research to promote sustainable and efficient practices with producers.
June 18, 2024
Joy Hendrix

There are infinite factors that go into producing a quality forage. Soil microorganisms, nutrients, composition and compaction all play a huge role in the ability of a forage crop to thrive, and that’s before the seed is even planted and the weather plays its role.


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Technology meets tradition

April 17, 2024
Joy Hendrix

At William K. Perry Farms, Bill, a fifth-generation farmer, has worked alongside his dad for the past 20 years. With many years of familial experience, they are working toward a more efficient operation by blending technology into tradition.


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