Source: John Hart, SOUTHEAST FARM PRESS, 3/25/18


The future of soil health relies on “decision agriculture,” which means farmers need to be given the information and options to manage their operations to be profitable and productive. Delivering a keynote address at the Soil Health Summit sponsored by the North Carolina Biotechnology Center and the Soil Health Institute at the University of North Carolina Friday Center in Chapel Hill, Jason Weller, senior director of sustainability for Land O’Lakes, emphasized that soil health as a standalone initiative will not survive. A cohesive, integrated…

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