Part of the community: Executive Director Karen Scanlon talks about building relationships, the National CRM Survey, and strengthening our roots.

Windblown dust is highly visible, and it helps draw agriculture into the debate over air quality. However, far smaller particles present even greater challenges for farmers and ranchers.

Collaboration is a key word at EPA these days. Counselor to the Administrator for Agricultural Policy Jon Scholl explains why.

There’s a buzz around annual ryegrass in the Midwest — is it right for your farm?

When a watershed community works together, great progress can be made. Owen County, Ind., shows how.

CTIC Member Luther Smith shares his thoughts on the potential for Certified Crop Advisers to make a difference in Water Quality Trading.

CTIC invites all members to join us in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 30, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for the next CTIC Board of Directors meeting.