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  • Published on Oct 9, 2026

    Planting cereal rye after corn harvest

    Incorporating cereal rye after corn in a corn-soybean rotation can be a valuable management tool to scavenge residual nitrogen (N), reduce soil erosion and evaporation, and suppress weeds. Cereal rye can be part of an effective weed management program in …

    Source: Great Bend Tribune - Kansas - Pending
  • Published on Oct 8, 2026

    No-Till Highlights: October 8, 2026

    Best of the Web No-Till Farmer editors encounter a variety of articles, social media posts, podcasts and videos that offer a unique look at the grower's world from the lofty digital realm. Here is our favorite content from the past week from across …

    Source: No-Till Farmer - Wisconsin - Neutral
  • Published on Sep 24, 2026

    Historic drought conditions recorded in Kansas: July and August 2026 mark driest period since Dust Bowl

    According to precipitation measurements recorded by the US National Weather Service, Wichita Kansas experienced the second driest July – August on record  since 1888. Measurements at Eisenhower Airport were just 0.75 inches of rain compared to the average …

    Source: High Plains Journal - Kansas - Neutral
  • Published on Sep 29, 2026

    Where Iowa’s Gubernatorial Candidates Stand on Water Quality

    Iowans will soon elect their next governor, and the state’s water quality has become a top issue in the campaign. Democrat Rob Sand and Republican Zach Lahn have both said that something needs to be done to make Iowa’s water safer, and have linked its …

    Source: Sentient Media - Left-wing
  • Published on Sep 24, 2026

    Where a land ethic blooms

    Forty iron rectangles, each one blunt as a piano key, rotate into a blurring fury that hides the eight-foot-long shaft at the heart of the flail chopper. I am perched atop several tons of iron, with 80 horsepower at my command. This part of farming is …

    Source: Aeon - Left-wing
  • Published on Sep 23, 2026

    Wendell Berry’s Water Intelligence

    In the shadow of wooded hills near the confluence of the Kentucky and Ohio rivers is Lanes Landing, the 125-acre farm where Wendell Berry tended the land and published the most trenchant appeals in American letters to tame the damage from industrial …

    Source: Circle of Blue - Minnesota - Pending
  • Published on Sep 26, 2026

    A 'Monarch Highway' in the central U.S. stalled

    This story was produced in partnership with Harvest Public Media, a collaboration of public media newsrooms in the Midwest and Great Plains. It reports on food systems, agriculture and rural issues. During the winter of 2013, the number of eastern monarch …

    Source: Minnesota Public Radio News - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Sep 11, 2026

    Rooted Solutions: Research explores perennial groundcovers in corn and soy systems

    By Marie Flanagan, NCR-SARE In the Big Blue and Little Blue River watersheds of Kansas and Nebraska, producers face challenges when managing soil erosion and nutrient runoff from corn-soy rotations. kAm%@ 255C6DD E9:D[ C6D62C496CD 2?5 =@42= AC@5F46CD 2C6 …

    Source: AgUpdate - Pending
  • Published on Sep 10, 2026

    CAMPBELL: Planting cereal rye after corn harvest

    written by: Stacy Campbell - Cottonwood Extension DistrictIncorporating cereal rye after corn in a corn-soybean rotation can be a valuable management tool to scavenge residual nitrogen (N), reduce soil erosion and evaporation, and suppress weeds. Cereal …

    Source: Great Bend Post - Kansas - Pending
  • Published on Sep 19, 2026

    How dreaded dacoit Phoolan Devi became an irresistible legend

    It’s hard to imagine a time when Phoolan Devi was not an icon. Ever since news spread in the early 1980s about the “Bandit Queen”, the only woman dacoit in the Chambal Valley, Phoolan has made the headlines and fired the imagination of writers and …

    Source: Scroll.in - Center-left
  • Published on Sep 18, 2026

    $1.9M grant will support KU research on boosting drought tolerance in crops

    LAWRENCE — A new National Science Foundation grant will bring $1.9 million to KU to test specific types of microscopic soil fungi for their potential to build drought tolerance in wheat and rice. With the human population projected to grow for the next 50 …

    Source: The University of Kansas - Pending
  • Published on Sep 21, 2026

    Inside Eagle County’s off-road community and the trails that shape it

    Editor’s Note: This Story originally appeared in Vail Valley Magazine, now on newsstands. The wheels of the classic 80 Series Land Cruiser bite into the loose dirt and shale, clawing their way up the last steep pitch above treeline. The engine hums as the …

    Source: Vail Daily - Colorado - Pending
  • Published on Sep 11, 2026

    Contaminated lettuce, The Dust Bowl, and the price of unethical agriculture

    Katie Dusza, Managing Editor This summer, the United States faced a historic outbreak of the cyclosporasis, a gastrointestinal parasite which causes severe cramps, nausea and diarrhea. More than 8,600 cases were reported and many were traced back to the …

    Source: The Griffin - New York - Pending
  • Published on Sep 10, 2026

    A 'Monarch Highway' in the central US stalled. But states are still planting butterfly rest stops

    From Harvest Public Media: During the winter of 2013, the number of eastern monarch butterflies sank to their lowest level on record after years of decline. Other pollinators, like honeybees, were also struggling. In response, the Obama administration …

    Source: KWBU - Texas - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Sep 10, 2026

    A ‘Monarch Highway’ in the central US stalled. But states are still planting butterfly rest stops

    From Harvest Public Media: During the winter of 2013, the number of eastern monarch butterflies sank to their lowest level on record after years of decline. Other pollinators, like honeybees, were also struggling. In response, the Obama administration …

    Source: Texas Public Radio - Public Broadcaster
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  • Published on October 9, 2026 - 20:07 GMT

    How has the Big Grass Fire affected mule deer and elk?

    Mule Deer The Big Grass Fire impacted mule deer summer, transition, and winter ranges in both Idaho and Oregon. The level of impact varies by location, fire severity, and how much shrub cover remains. In some areas of the Big Grass Fire, sagebrush and …

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  • Published on October 9, 2026 - 19:50 GMT

    How has the Big Grass Fire affected mule deer and elk?

    Mule Deer The Big Grass Fire impacted mule deer summer, transition, and winter ranges in both Idaho and Oregon. The level of impact varies by location, fire severity, and how much shrub cover remains. In some areas of the Big Grass Fire, sagebrush and …

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