[Link] Native fungus could hold phosphorus key
COULD a recently-discovered Australian native fungus be the key to minimising the financial and environmental burdens of synthetic phosphorus fertilis…
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[Link] Regenerative approach takes center stage for Illinois livestock farmer.
Born and raised on a fourth-generation grain and livestock farm in Hamilton County, Karcher focuses on growing nutritious forage for his livestock to …
[Link] Regenerative agriculture: “We learn from pioneers and our own mistakes”
Gert Janse van Rensburg produces vegetable crops on the family-owned farm, Langplaas, in North West. He spoke to Pieter Dempsey about the regenerative…
[Link] Small grains could be viable third crop in the Midwest
Using hybrid rye or another small grain such as oats can provide a different revenue stream, improve soil quality, reduce erosion and water quality is…
[Link] Farms need wild space
I grieve a little bit every time I see another fence row flattened. These borders have value — just like that gate on our farm. They are reminders…
[Link] Why regen farmer opted for a rotation with no break crops
A wheat/wheat/fallow rotation might not be in the minds of many growers, especially one committed to moving a business towards a more regenerative app…
[Link] Livestock in the arable rotation: What you should consider
Whether faced with problem weeds, as a move towards improving soil health, or part of a regenerative agricultural strategy, it’s a move many farmers…
[Link] John Kempf leads discussion with 6 Regenerative Agriculture Consultants
John Kempf, Founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture, sits down with a panel of 6 Regenerative Agriculture Consultants to draw on their knowledge and prac…
[Link] Collaboration & innovation key to developing farmer-focused carbon markets
The development of new carbon sequestration marketplaces is complex and challenging, and requires collaboration and innovation at every stage of the p…
[Link] No-Till Good for Present & Future of Farming in Australia
Bob Freebairn, an agricultural consultant based in Coonabarabran, Australia, sees the short-term and long-term benefits of no-tilling in a world faced…
