June '26 Issue Articles
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Building Ag Research
USDA Announces Grants for Research Facilities at Agricultural Universities On June 15, 2026, the USDA announced that applications are now...
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Soil Health
AMF: Agriculture’s Missing Factor
Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi act as a powerful underground partner, extending plant roots and improving access to water and nutrients -...
The Land of the Living
Continual live plants are carbon inlets that feed the underground microbial world Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a...
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Why Soil Microscopy Matters
Five reasons to adopt microscopy to help make better agronomic decisions When we use biologicals in farming or gardening, it’s...
Crop Management
Building Ag Research
USDA Announces Grants for Research Facilities at Agricultural Universities On June 15, 2026, the USDA announced that applications are now...
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Building Ag Research
USDA Announces Grants for Research Facilities at Agricultural Universities On June 15, 2026, the USDA announced that applications are now...
Read moreDetailsEncouraging Small Meat Processors?
Will the USDA’s Small Processors Action Plan Help Provide an Alternative to JBS? On June 3, 2026, the USDA announced...
Read moreDetailsScrewworm Is Back
Biocontrol Success Story Unravels as New World Screwworm Reinfests Texas It’s back. The New World Screwworm—a flesh-eating parasite endemic to...
Read moreDetailsWho Owns American Farmland?
Concerns About China Buying American Agricultural Land May Be Overblown During a trip to Beijing in mid-May, 2026, President Donald...
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Fertilizer for Thought
As nitrogen supply disruptions expose vulnerabilities, policymakers and farmers face mounting pressure to rethink inputs, incentives, and long-term sustainability strategies...
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