Only 12 of 36 research fields responded positively to sulfur. Brian Arnall explains why the outcome depends on nitrogen-sulfur balance and whether corn needs additional zinc.
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Sugar in the soil: When “food for soil biology” can do harm
Author: Mykhaylo Draganchuk
Sugar stimulates soil biology, but the result may be the opposite of what was expected. Brian Arnall explains what determines the outcome.
Interview with iFarming magazine. Regenerative agriculture is a long journey in which farmers learn to work with nature, not against it It would be hard to find a farmer in Ukraine who has never heard the name …
Regeneration during wartime: the Ukrainian way
Author: Mykhaylo Draganchuk
How Ukrainian farmers are restoring soil even in the most difficult times Drought, war, uncertainty. Three things that every Ukrainian farmer lives with today. But there is another word that we are talking about more and more …
Lessons from lost civilizations
Author: Mykhaylo Draganchuk
Great civilizations that failed to prevent soil degradation did not survive. These are not loud words or exaggerations. This is a historical fact confirmed by archaeologists, researchers, and ancient ruins that silently tell their story. The history …