Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed Senate Bill 78 into law, modifying distribution and labeling requirements for manure-based compost soil and plant additives
After a 10-month delay, the Maryland Department of the Environment released a new statewide general discharge permit for concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs)
USDA extended its moratorium on Rural Business-Cooperative Service loans for new anaerobic digesters and controlled environment agriculture projects through the end of 2026
A new nutrient management strategy incorporating high-clearance robotic irrigation (HCRI) on row crops was highlighted in the last issue of this magazine
Recognizing the need for proactive engagement and practical solutions, the Oklahoma Conservation Commission sought support to help both growers and neighbors address emerging natural resource issues collaboratively
Manure storages are a livestock farm’s best option for protecting water quality. This allows manure to be safely stored during the nongrowing season and when soil conditions are not suitable for
Michigan Farm Bureau, several agricultural organizations, and 163 livestock farms filed an appeal to the Ingham County Circuit Court against more stringent CAFO regulations
A coalition of 34 organizations filed a petition asking that anaerobic digesters be ineligible for grants and loans under the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP), which is designed to help farmers
Manure is a nutrient-packed by-product with the ability to help fertilize fields. Liquid dairy manure contains a variety of beneficial macronutrients, but its micronutrient profile deserves equal attention
Manure has changed roles. What was once an unavoidable waste is now a potential source of energy, fertilizer, and income. The paradox is clear: Manure can drain a farm’s finances or drive new profit