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Category: Field reports

March 22, 2023February 20, 2024Field reports, Monarch Population Counts, Monarchs

Eastern Monarch Declines, Occupied Smaller Acreage of Overwintering Grounds in 2022

Eastern monarch populations saw a 22 percent decrease compared to last year, according to the annual survey released this week from World […]

February 1, 2023February 20, 2024Field reports, Getting Started, Monarch Population Counts, Monarchs

Western Monarch Population Rebound Continues in 2022 but Winter Storms Could Impact Spring Breeding Population

The western monarch population continued its growth in 2022, according to overwintering count totals recently released by the Xerces Society. The 2022 Western Monarch […]

January 27, 2023February 20, 2024CRP/Cost Sharing Programs, Field reports, Getting Started, Monarchs

A Farmer’s Perspective on the Conservation Reserve Program

Where are the monarchs now? The monarchs are now overwintering in forests at over 10,000 feet in Central Mexico. They will begin […]

December 7, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Getting Started, Monarchs, Site Prep/Planting/Maintenance

Precision Agriculture and Habitat Establishment

Where are the monarchs now? The first monarchs arrived at their overwintering sites in Mexico on the first of November – just […]

October 20, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Site Prep/Planting/Maintenance

Prescribed Fire is a Great Way to Maintain Pollinator Habitat; But Firebreak Preparation Should Begin Now

Where are the monarchs now? Fall migration is in full swing! Eastern migratory monarchs are beginning to arrive in Mexico. Texas is […]

September 29, 2022February 20, 2024CRP/Cost Sharing Programs, Field reports, Getting Started, Mowing, Pesticide Stewardship, Site Prep/Planting/Maintenance

Don’t Know Where to Start Your Pollinator Project? Call the Pollinator Habitat Help Desk

Where are the monarchs now? The southern migration is well under way, advancing at a pace such that the first monarchs will […]

May 27, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Monarch Population Counts, Monarchs

Hope Grows with Eastern Monarch Population Holding Steady

In a report released this week from the World Wildlife Fund Mexico (WWF), scientists determined monarchs occupied 2.84 hectares in December 2021, […]

May 11, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Getting Started, Monarchs, Mowing

‘No Mow May’ Makes Supporting Pollinators Effortless

One of the many requests the world makes to farmers and other land managers is restoring pollinator populations by implementing pollinator-friendly conservation […]

March 28, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Monarchs, Site Prep/Planting/Maintenance

Stewardship Practices for Planting Treated Seeds

There are a host of stewardship practices deployed by farmers throughout the year that boost crop health and yield while also protecting […]

February 28, 2022February 20, 2024Field reports, Monarch Population Counts, Monarchs

Western Monarch Populations Rally, Total Nearly 250,000 in 2021

The western monarch population saw an extraordinary rebound in 2021, according to overwintering count totals recently released by the Xerces Society. The […]

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