The soil carbon market is based largely on theoretical carbon offsets derived from complex algorithms, and in some cases artificial intelligence. While the mathematics that go into predicting these offsets is undoubtedly impressive, the predictions will invariably require ground-truthing.

Fall soil sampling may be the key to spring crop management decisions. Here are 5 reasons why it can make sense.

Ohio State University Extension explains how to choose between grid and zone soil sampling for your operation and how to use them.

At first glance, soil sampling would seem to be a relatively easy task. However, when you consider the variability that likely exists within a field because of inherent soil formation factors and past production practices, the collection of a representative soil sample becomes more of a challenge.

New technology could give no-tillers the results of PSNTs in only minutes, helping them get more out of sidedressing applications in corn.

When Victor Leforestier of the European Union asked about fertilizer strategies for strip-tillers in the U.S., Thurston Manufacturing Co. chief marketing officer Nick Jensen shared his perspectives.