Our Mission
- Connect to stakeholders
- Identify and meet needs related to crop production, soil health, and integrated management of weeds, pests, and diseases
- Provide resources in the form of trainings and field days, publications, and testing services
Resources
Extension resources for field crops including corn, forages, small grains, and soybeans. Weather information, crop updates, and the quarterly publication "What's Cropping Up."
Statewide program that serves the public through research, outreach, education, training, and technical assistance, with a focus on organic residuals management.
Weed identification and management resources to help you reduce the impact of these unwanted plants in fields, gardens, landscapes and ecosystems.
Testing services, soil health manual and training and educational programs that go beyond soil fertility to include critical biological and physical aspects of soil.
Helping farmers, forest owners, and landowners reduce greenhouse gases to address climate change, improve air and water, and support vibrant communities.
IRIS integrates environmental information science and technology to support education and research with maps, aerial photos, satellite imagery, and other remotely sensed data.