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Visit Follow the Energy: How Cropping Systems Fundamentally Differ From Natural Systems Follow the Energy: How Cropping Systems Fundamentally Differ From Natural Systems Posted by Andrew McGuire | June 25, 2024 Energy flow drives everything in an ecosystem. As with nitrogen, following the energy through an ecosystem reveals to us how that ecosystem works. Here, I…
Visit Sustainable Grazing Starts with Good Forage Production Data, Especially Under a Changing Climate Sustainable Grazing Starts with Good Forage Production Data, Especially Under a Changing Climate Posted by Sonia A. Hall | June 17, 2024 We recently released StockSmart, a free, online decision support tool that we developed in partnership with the University of Arizona and the US Forest Service…
Visit Promise and Pitfalls: Cultivating understanding of agricultural artificial intelligence Promise and Pitfalls: Cultivating understanding of agricultural artificial intelligence Posted by Alex Kirkpatrick | June 11, 2024 Artificial intelligence (AI) is filtering your spam, gatekeeping your newsfeed, chatting with you online, and underpinning many of your regular activities. Many vaunt the potential…
Visit Climate Change & Stream Flow for Salmon: Barriers & Opportunities for Adaptation in Washington State Climate Change & Stream Flow for Salmon: Barriers & Opportunities for Adaptation in Washington State Posted by Amanda Stahl | May 29, 2024 Predicting climate impacts on water availability for agriculture and potential effects on salmon populations requires us to understand natural seasonal changes in streamflow patterns across…
Visit The Pyramid Scheme of High Organic Amendment Rates The Pyramid Scheme of High Organic Amendment Rates Posted by Andrew McGuire | May 14, 2024 There are many soil health benefits of applying high rates of organic amendments. For example, a recent meta-analysis found adding organic amendments increased soil organic…
Visit High rate of compost application showed stable yields in dryland wheat systems: a long-term study High rate of compost application showed stable yields in dryland wheat systems: a long-term study Posted by Katie Doonan | May 8, 2024 Compost is used as a nutrient source as well as soil conditioner with a number of noted benefits in agricultural production systems. Compost application improves…
Visit Powering Planes through Arrested Anaerobic Digestion Powering Planes through Arrested Anaerobic Digestion Posted by Katie Doonan | January 9, 2024 Waste is not glamorous. Just look at the moldy pumpkin leftovers from Halloween and Thanksgiving (yes, there are still quite a few around my neighborhood!)…
Visit Reflections on 2023 Reflections on 2023 Posted by Katie Doonan | December 19, 2023 CSANR is an entity not easily explained in one fell swoop, but the range and breadth of projects we’ve undertaken throughout 2023 really showcase our…
Visit Nitrogen Fertilizer and Soil Organic Matter: What Does the Evidence Say? Nitrogen Fertilizer and Soil Organic Matter: What Does the Evidence Say? Posted by Andrew McGuire | December 5, 2023 Does synthetic nitrogen fertilizer burn up soil organic matter? Whether you are focused on soil health, soil sequestration, or soil carbon credits, this is an…
Visit Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Expanding the Soil to Society Pipeline Strategy Posted by Ali Schultheis | November 20, 2023 Soil to Society is not just a grant, but a strategy of thinking that addresses gaps in current knowledge and between research disciplines. The pipeline…