Soil Conservation
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$0.00Interseeding Cover Crops in Row-cultivated Corn
Author: Daniel H. Smith, Virginia M. Moore, Matt Ruark, Erin Silva. Interseeding provides a way to establish cover crops earlier in the growing sea...
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$0.00Cover Crops Case Studies: Gary Sommers Farm
Author(s) Christopher Anderson, Diane Mayerfeld. The drought has left many Wisconsin growers short on forage to feed their animals. As a consequen...
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$0.00Use of Compost by Municipalities and Homeowners
Author(s) Joseph R. Sanford, Rebecca A. Larson. The organic fraction of municipal solid waste (MSW) can be composted to reduce the volume of waste...
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$0.00Cover Crops Case Studies: JenEhr Family Farm
Author(s) Christopher Anderson, Diane Mayerfeld. The drought has left many Wisconsin growers short on forage to feed their animals. As a consequen...
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$0.00Converting CRP Land to Corn: Minimizing Soil Loss
Author(s) John Panuska, Laura Ward Good, Richard Wolkowski. This publication focuses on ways to manage corn production on former CRP lands that re...
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$0.00Converting CRP Land to Corn: Minimizing Phosphorus Loss
Author(s) John Panuska, Laura Ward Good, Richard Wolkowski. This publication evaluates phosphorus loss via runoff from a variety of different till...
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$0.00Nitrate in Wisconsin Groundwater: Sources and Concerns
Author(s) Larry G. Bundy, Lynda Knobeloch, Bruce Webendorfer, Gary W. Jackson, Bryon H. Shaw. Although nitrogen can cause environmental and health...
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$0.00Strip-Tillage: A Conservation Option for Wisconsin Farmers
Author(s) Richard Wolkowski, Thomas Cox, James Leverich. Wisconsin growers have a renewed interest in conservation tillage options. This publicati...
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$0.00Tile Drainage in Wisconsin: Understanding and Locating Tile Drainage Systems
Author(s) Matt Ruark, John Panuska, Eric Cooley, Joe Pagel. Subsurface drainage is used for agricultural, residential, and industrial purposes to...
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$0.00Tile Drainage in Wisconsin: Managing Tile-Drained Landscapes to Prevent Nutrient Loss
Author(s): Eric T. Cooley, Matthew D. Ruark, John C. Panuska. This publication provides information on nutrient management concerns in tile-drain...
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$0.00Tile Drainage in Wisconsin: Maintaining Tile Drainage Systems
Author(s) John C. Panuska, Matthew D. Ruark, Eric T. Cooley. This fact sheet provides information on locating, inspecting, and maintaining tile dr...
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$0.00The Extent of Tile Drainage in Wisconsin
Author(s) Callie L. Herron, Matthew D. Ruark. Artificial tile drainage is the most extensive soil and water management activity in midwestern agri...
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$0.00Estimating Residue Using the Line-Transect Method
Author(s) Nyle C. Wollenhaupt, John Pingry. Soil erosion can be substantially reduced, and in some fields controlled, by keeping the land surface ...
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$0.00Build Soil Organic Matter to Improve Your Crop Production System
Author(s) Richard Wolkowski, Marilyn Thelen, Catherine Sereg. Adopting practices that increase soil organic matter build soil resilience, fortify ...
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