Good organic amendments for garden soils include wood byproducts such as sawdust and bark mulch, rotted manure, grass or ...

So, should you transplant when the soil is wet or dry? Whether you’re transplanting seedlings for your vegetable patch or you ...

and rot related to wet soil. The saturated soils have made field work challenging, as harvest continues for corn silage, sugar beets, potatoes, alfalfa hay, and dry edible beans. Minnesota topsoil ...

Yet in winter, it can be constantly wet and waterlogging is common ... easy to dig over and spongy to the touch, peaty soil can be soaking in winter and dry during most of the summer.

The 2007 cropping season has been very dry for a large portion of the state and harvest started at a rapid pace. From mid-September to Oct. 22, the state has received an abundance of rainfall, ...

Recent applications of molecular genetics to edaphic microbial communities of the McMurdo Dry Valleys and elsewhere have rejected a long-held belief that Antarctic soils contain extremely limited ...

Choose shrubs, trees and perennials that thrive in wet soil. Trees and shrubs that do well in moist conditions include salix, cornus, betula, sambucus, liquidambar, ash and amelanchier.

Many larger farmers or those in strictly corn, soybean rotations are apprehensive about using cover crops to Flip their Soil, and that is especially true for farmers in drier climates. However, in ...