Large variations in temperature, with warm days and cold nights, has slowed crop growth and care is needed not to check crops ...

As global agriculture struggles to feed a growing population, soils are under increasing pressure. Heavy fertilizer use has degraded soil quality, disrupted microbial ecosystems, and increased ...

For grain sorghum, a recent K-State study in Hays found that subsurface application of 60 lb/acre urea produced yields ...

Warm and wet weather, high pH soils and surface residue are robbing your crops of nitrogen. Here's how you can fight back.

Across the poultry industry, litter management is not a single‑factor problem, but a systems challenge that intersects bird ...

A Hartney-area farm couple is using split nitrogen applications to manage risk, and U of M research backs the efficiency ...

For grain sorghum, a recent K-State study in Hays found that subsurface application of 60 lb./acre urea produced yields ...

Emily Mae Czachor is a reporter and news editor at CBSNews.com. She typically covers breaking news, extreme weather and issues involving social justice. Emily Mae previously wrote for outlets like the ...

Temperatures reached record highs in multiple states on Wednesday, as a heat wave that has been scorching the West since last week expanded into the middle of the country. The unusually warm weather ...

It's March Madness, and the weather is playing its part, per usual. There are a couple reasons why temperatures swing wildly this time of year, making it a challenge to plan the wardrobe or set the ...

It’s been the warmest March on record so far across the United States, in terms of daytime high temperatures. And now, unprecedented heat for this time of year is expanding and intensifying across the ...