June 2026

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These two images, of the same field area, show the conversion from barren high-salinity soils in 2021 to a revitalized soil biology in 2025, where living roots have reestablished plant growth. (Photos by Joe Dickie Photography)

Steps To Reverse Unproductive Salinity Soils

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Following specific soil-health and management practices can remedy salinity areas.

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The downward column of air from spray drone rotors moves crop-protection products deeper into the canopy, improving disease control. (Joel Reichenberger)

Spray Drones Offer Solid ROI With Better Application Timing, Improving Autonomous Workflows

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Farmers take to the sky to improve ROI.

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(Photo by G.W. Ackerman; Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture; Progressive Farmer Archives; 1943)

Cornerstones

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Cornerstones highlights thought-provoking quotes from notable folks.

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Lexy Close and Mike Southerland hope the Appalachian Producers Cooperative will help keep livestock income in the area. (Becky Mills)

Producers Build Packing Plant To Support Local Livestock Industry

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Farmers band together to boost local livestock industry for future generations.

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(Agdekon Media Visuals, Getty Images)

Family Business Matters

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Most farm and ranch owners want to pass on their legacy but avoid the conversation. Unspoken fears about leadership, retirement finances and personal identity can quietly kill succession plans.

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