Snow often referred to as “Poor Farmer’s Fertilizer”, gets a bad reputation for causing delays and damage during winter months. Yet, beneath its cold and quiet surface, snow plays a vital role in supporting agriculture. and not only can it contain nitrogen (N), but trace elements as well. There are also other benefits of snow in agricultural systems. It can provide over 60% of the annual of precipitation received in northern areas. It acts as an insulating blanket. As little

Celebrating the Agripreneurs in our community during National Entrpreneur Week

Farming has come a long way from the days of using simple hand-held tools for planting and harvesting. Today's farms require a range of...