[Link] How much hay trampled is optimal?
How much hay trampled is optimal? By focusing on feeding soil biology while unrolling hay our pasture health improves each year
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[Link] Smartsoil Ground Cover – Stuart McAlpine – Regenerative Agriculture
Stuart McAlpine is a farmer from the Buntine Maya area in Western Australia farming 5000 acres and practicing regenerative farming methods since 2006.…
[Link] New cover crop information map centralizes research, farm trial data
A new interactive map helps share information on cover crops by location.
[Link] Litter and soil characteristics mediate the buffering effect of snow cover on litter decomposition
In cold biomes, snow cover mitigates the harsh winter soil conditions, thereby enhancing overwinter decomposition of organic matter which controls the…
[Link] Potato Growth and Yield Characteristics under Different Cropping System Management Strategies in Northeastern U.S.
Cropping systems and management practices that improve soil health may greatly enhance crop productivity. Four different potato cropping systems desig…
[Link] Devon farm joins global cohort for trailblazing regenerative farming pilot
Following the recent reveal of its newest label, Certified Regenerative, non-profit certifier A Greener World (AGW) has selected over 50 farmers to jo…
[Link] Yield determining factors and row spacing in corn
These management factors can ultimately determine crop outcome in corn. In addition, research shows soybeans and corn are both more responsive in narr…
[Link] Hard to crack research reveals how crop roots penetrate hard soils
Scientists have discovered a signal that causes roots to stop growing in hard soils which can be ‘switched off’ to allow them to punch through com…
[Link] Researchers call for greater consideration of soil biodiversity and functions in international conservation strategies
The authors of the new article in Science see this as a big problem: “If we do not protect soils for the next generations, aboveground biodiversity …
