The instrumentation of unfrozen water content: Considering the importance of conversion curves August 21, 2026
The instrumentation of unfrozen water content: Considering the importance of conversion curves August 21, 2026
HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssuesCrops & Soils: Volume 57, Issue 5Crops & Soils Magazine Transitioning to All-Digital Format in 2025By Matt Nilsson, Managing Editor of Crops and Soils Magazine September 1, 2024 In 2025, Crops & Soils magazine will be transitioning to an all-digital format to better serve our readers and other stakeholders. We are currently building a new, user- and mobile-friendly website that will be fully functional by Jan. 1, 2025 (stay tuned for more details).Thus, this issue and the next will be the last two in print. While we understand that some may have a preference for print, this transition will offer some key benefits, including:More timely content: Once an article is written, we can publish it within hours or days vs. the current two-month lag before completed articles reach mailboxes.New content each week vs. bimonthly: We’ll be updating the website with new content every week instead of waiting for a print issue every other month. Each month, you’ll receive an email directly in your inbox with all the new articles.Mobile friendly: The new site is designed with your phone/tablet in mind.Find what you are looking for—fast! Our easy, intuitive navigation and robust search function will allow you to quickly locate content. Articles will also be grouped by region, topic, CEU category, and year/month/issue.More videos/visuals: The static nature of print limits its ability to communicate complex information. Our new site will incorporate more video and illustrations to complement text.More context and information: Hyperlinked text will allow readers to dig deeper into concepts beyond the scope of the article.Reduced carbon footprint: Moving away from print will allow us to be more sustainable.If you have any questions about the transition, email me at Send Message!Text © . The authors. CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Except where otherwise noted, images are subject to copyright. Any reuse without express permission from the copyright owner is prohibited.Share this: Related articles Federal agencies announce new opportunities in weed management research, pesticide policy August 21, 2026 The instrumentation of unfrozen water content: Considering the importance of conversion curves August 21, 2026 Sorghum: An alternative option in dairy forage systems August 21, 2026 Recent articles Sorghum: An alternative option in dairy forage systems August 21, 2026 Nitrogen management for industrial hemp fiber production August 19, 2026 Study sheds light on sustainability practices that make for more resilient soybean August 17, 2026
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