The National Corn Growers Association says collaboration among industry
partners is giving momentum to soil health improvement.
Soil health is getting more attention. There’s evidence by the number of people
who attended the Soil Health Summit. Producers are giving cover crops a try now
that there’s data suggesting they don’t create a yield drag, but they do
increase organic matter while holding moisture and nutrients. The efforts of
the Soil Health Partnership have elevated the public perception of farming,
according to Nathan Fields with the National Corn Growers Association.
Continue reading Soil health boosts public perception at Brownfield Ag News.
