[Link] Let’s talk about Regenuary and the power of regenerative farming
Rather than focusing on plants vs. animals, let’s think instead about prioritising food that has a positive impact on the planet
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[Link] Organic no-till with cover crops
A 2016 farming systems comparison trial resulted in 200 bushels/acre in the organic system – a record for the area. The conventionally tilled system…
[Link] Getting started with cover crops
For those trying to build soil health and profits, adding cover crops might be the ticket.
[Link] Soil ‘next frontier’ to achieve carbon goal
Cover crops will play a large role in those efforts, says Jake Mowrer, Texas AgriLife associate professor and Extension specialist.
[Link] A cowboy’s place in the sustainability conversation
Cattle production is a vital part of the environmental system, and cattle producers have a critical place in the conversation around sustainability, s…
[Link] Growing Soil for a Regenerative Future
The practices are as old as agrarian civilization. The concept is easy — work with nature rather than against it. The management practices, on the o…
[Link] Interseeding Covers Into Corn At V4 – V5 For No-Till Success
John Wallace, Penn State University assistant professor of weed science, discusses his thoughts on how best to get covers established in row crops.
[Link] As its topsoil washes away, the Corn Belt is losing yields — and carbon
Scientists have found that the Corn Belt region of the U.S. Midwest, which produces 75% of U.S. corn, has lost around 35% of its most fertile topsoil …
[Link] Solar-powered robot drills and weeds on Shropshire farm
The launch of a new farming robot now seems a near-monthly occurrence, with universities, manufacturers and inventors across the globe on a mission to…
[Link] Farming with nature, not against it
Farming with nature, not against it
Gardening correspondent Faye Peterson spoke to regenerative farming guru Richard Perkins
