Improving Soil Health From Theory to Practice
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Improving Soil Health From Theory to Practice
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On today’s episode, we have John Fulton, Ph.D. He’s here to discuss his research findings and how that information can empower farmers when making decisions on their operations.
Learn what has come from his three years of research at The Ohio State University on cover crop seeding with drones as well as tips on how to interpret research results.
Meet the Guest:
John Fulton, Ph.D., is a professor in the Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering at The Ohio State University. He grew up on a truck farm, where he would hand-plant and hand-pick hundreds of acres of fruits and vegetables for market. With that experience, Fulton has developed a passion and research focus in agricultural technology, automation, and environmental stewardship.
Farmers for Soil Health is a program created by farmers for farmers. It is committed to enhancing soil health practices, like planting cover crops, to improve the environment and farmers' profitability. Check out FarmersforSoilHealth.com for more information.
This podcast is brought to you in partnership with the Soy Checkoff, Pork Checkoff and National Corn Growers Association.