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The Madrona Institute announces 2026 Request for Proposals for San Juan Islands Stewardship Fund grants - The Journal of the San Juan Islands
55+ min ago (118+ words) Published 1:30 am Tuesday, September 15, 2026 Submitted by The Madrona Institute. The Madrona Institute is pleased to announce the opening of its 2026 Request for Proposals for the San Juan Islands Stewardship Fund, supported by proceeds from the sales of the San Juan…...
How a North Carolina Poultry Plant Became Green Plant of the Year
18+ hour, 23+ min ago (126+ words) September 15, 2026 | 2 min to read The progress at Lewiston is part of Perdue Farms’ ongoing work to find better ways to produce food while using resources responsibly and supporting the people and communities connected to our business. Across our operations, that…...
Soybean Cultivars to Be Tested Across the Americas
3+ hour, 6+ min ago (487+ words) Researchers from Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Colombia and Peru are establishing a regional network to improve soybean cultivar evaluation and make comparable performance data more accessible to producers, seed companies and crop advisers. The Regional Network for the Evaluation of Cultivars,…...
Benedict T. Palen, Jr. Shares Expert Guidance on Soil Health for Long-Term Farm Success
2+ hour, 28+ min ago (382+ words) Soil degradation remains a growing concern in agriculture, driven by years of intensive farming, chemical dependency, and inconsistent land management practices. Many farmers, he notes, focus heavily on short-term yield without recognizing the long-term consequences of declining soil quality. "Healthy…...
Pastures and crops struggle on just 35 per cent of yearly rainfall average
5+ hour, 36+ min ago (101+ words) esperanceexpress.com.au Pastures and crops struggle on just 35 per cent of yearly rainfall average While many areas of Western Australia have received decent rainfall figures, there are sectors where it has been a very dry year and growing season…...
Gene-edited soya shows promise in UK field trials
21+ hour, 46+ min ago (677+ words) Gene editing could help overcome one of the biggest barriers to growing soya commercially in Britain – getting the crop to mature before autumn weather arrives. Corteva Agriscience is trialling gene-edited soya at its Wellesbourne Research Station in Warwickshire, with early…...
Soil Health Training at Appalachian Acres
5+ hour, 56+ min ago (137+ words) Donnie Tenney will host a hands-on, informal soil health training at Appalachian Acres, his farm in Tallmansville. Participants will learn the four soil health principles — keep living roots in the soil, minimize soil disturbance, keep the soil covered and increase…...
Solving AI Hallucinations: The Power of RAG and Data Stores
1+ hour, 26+ min ago (431+ words) Welcome to the sixth installment of my 15-day series on AI Generative Leadership. In our previous article, we tackled the security and…Continue reading on Medium » Solving AI Hallucinations: The Power of RAG and Data Stores Welcome to the sixth…...
Literature Review Highlights Nontarget Ecosystem and Human Health Impacts of Pesticides - Beyond Pesticides Daily News Blog
5+ hour, 34+ min ago (179+ words) The main findings from this literature review include nontarget impacts, pesticide residue accumulation, biodiversity impacts, and the shortcomings of bioremediation as a solution to the contamination. There is significant evidence documented in previously covered peer-reviewed literature on the nontarget impacts…...
Plan to Spatially Disperse Feeding Areas This Winter
6+ hour, 39+ min ago (236+ words) PUBLISHED ON September 14, 2026 — Jeff Lehmkuhler, Extension Professor, University of Kentucky KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Beef producers can use a window of profitability to make their farm business more bulletproof. University of Missouri Extension agricultural economist Joe Horner says successful beef producers can…...