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Engineering Your Farm
Field Agricultural Engineers
30 episodes
1 month ago
Tony Mensing and Kapil Arora break down the science behind soil compaction, explaining how equipment adjustments and technology can help manage compaction. They discuss the physical process of soil compaction and its impacts for ag crop production and share practical steps farmers can take to protect soil structure. Understanding and Managing Soil Compaction (CROP 3180)
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Tony Mensing and Kapil Arora break down the science behind soil compaction, explaining how equipment adjustments and technology can help manage compaction. They discuss the physical process of soil compaction and its impacts for ag crop production and share practical steps farmers can take to protect soil structure. Understanding and Managing Soil Compaction (CROP 3180)
Show more...
Science
Education
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Getting More Conservation on the Ground With Conservation Agronomists
Engineering Your Farm
42 minutes
4 years ago
Getting More Conservation on the Ground With Conservation Agronomists
Join us as we dive into the exciting new field of conservation agronomy. In this episode we have a wide-ranging conversation with Ruth McCabe, conservation agronomist with Heartland Cooperative, and Zach Timm, conservation agronomist with Dubuque County Iowa Soil and Water Conservation District. We talk cover crops, edge-of-field conservation practices, getting funding for conservation, the future of conservation agronomy, and more. Follow Ruth on Twitter @agronomistruth, Zach @ZachTimm...
Engineering Your Farm
Tony Mensing and Kapil Arora break down the science behind soil compaction, explaining how equipment adjustments and technology can help manage compaction. They discuss the physical process of soil compaction and its impacts for ag crop production and share practical steps farmers can take to protect soil structure. Understanding and Managing Soil Compaction (CROP 3180)