NAWG's Life Cycle Assessment showing advancements in sustainability  - Brownfield Ag News

In the midst of a 2024/25 harvest that is closing with yields below those expected at the beginning of the campaign, but not as bad as it was foreshadowing during the January drought, the other good news is thinking about what is coming. The SEA survey, which is conducted four-monthlyly by the Regional Agricultural Experimentation Consortiums (CREA) confirms that there is a great wheat planting coming. Specifically, 33% of those consulted –1390 …

Synergistic effects of biochar and potassium co-application on growth, physiological attributes, and antioxidant defense mechanisms of wheat under water deficit conditions

Global wheat production faces a severe threat from drought stress, necessitating innovative strategies for enhanced crop resilience. This study examin…

NAWG's Life Cycle Assessment showing advancements in sustainability  - Brownfield Ag News

The National Association of Wheat Growers says advancements in wheat production sustainability is helping meet growing demand. CEO of NAWG Chandler Goule says the recently released Life Cycle Assessment shows advancements in climate smart practices. “Through improved varieties of wheat, precision agriculture, and conservation programs, when you bring all of those things together, you actually have […] The post NAWG’s Life Cycle Assessment showin…

Questions Surrounding the Future of Climate-Smart Agriculture - Southern Farm Network

There’s been a lot of discussion in recent years about the opportunities within climate-smart agriculture. Jon Doggett, former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association, says we’ve unfortunately missed a few opportunities as well. “When we started these conversations 30 years ago or more, you know, we didn’t even know what questions we wanted to ask, and the proponents of cap-and-trade and some of those other programs, they couldn’t provide u…

Still plenty of questions about climate-smart agriculture | Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network

There’s been a lot of discussion in recent years about the opportunities within climate-smart agriculture. It’s a far cry from how the ag industry was even 30 years ago. Jon Doggett, former CEO of the National Corn Growers Association, said that, unfortunately, we’ve missed a few opportunities as well. https://d30hko96l9xirl.cloudfront.net/Iowamediafolder/2025/04/0402-1.mp3 Farmers want to establish partnerships when it comes to climate-smart ag,