 You hear farmers talk about years of building up soils with no-till, strip-till, or other practices, and sadly, a bunch of that effort is gone when it floods. The good news is, soil can come back to life quickly, especially if you get something else planted out there as quick as possible. Whether it's a cash crop or a cover crop, anything growing will help. The use of biological products can also help. As much as you can reintroduce living organisms to the soil, the better off you are. With today's Ag PhD Radio Update, I'm Darren Hefty.