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Leaders in Soil Health Multiply Statewide Outreach Efforts

The Soil Health Leadership Program helps farmers, retailers, crop advisors, and conservation professionals improve their understanding of soil health principles and the production management changes needed to maximize on-farm benefits…

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An Introduction to Carbon Intensity Scoring

  What is carbon intensity and what does it mean for crop producers in Illinois? This January 2026, the Illinois Sustainable Ag Partnership Science Committee was joined by Megan Dwyer,…

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Balancing Management with Profitability: Impacts of Tillage and Nutrient Management on Soybean Performance in the Midwest

As spring approaches, many in the Illinois ag community are thinking about soil moisture, or lack thereof, with approximately two-thirds of the state under moderate to severe drought conditions as…

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