Conservation agriculture techniques enable smallholders to adopt more efficient practices, which can reduce crop losses and offer higher returns. FAO is working with the Indonesian government to expand the use of this technique nationwide. The No-Till Passport series is brought to you by Martin Industries.

Kansas State University Extension shares some considerations for dealing with weeds popping up after the flooding problems farmers experienced in 2019.

Eight farmers in the U.S. and Canada share their observations about how well their no-till operations weathered the wet conditions of spring 2019.

Farmers and landowners across the nation are struggling to recover after recent devastating flood events. In response, NRCS is offering signup for the Emergency Watershed Protection Programs (EWPP) Floodplain Easement Program (FWP).

Corn seedlings with less than six leaves can withstand 4 days under water if air temperatures are lower than the high 70s, says University of Nebraska Extension.

Heavy rains, strong winds, hail and even tornadoes leave their mark on fields across the Midwest every year.