[Link] Consider reducing tillage to save dollars, soil
Now is also a good time to think about how tillage operations are performed in specific fields and soil types regarding soil preparation, managing res…
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[Link] Pasture Cropping—The Innovative No-kill, No-till System Developed by Australian Farmers
the cash crop is planted into a perennial pasture instead of into bare soil. There is no need to plough out the pasture species as weeds or kill them …
[Link] IOWA ORGANIC CROP FARMER PLEASED WITH YIELDS DESPITE “VERY DRY” CONDITIONS
“It was very dry, but we had tremendous yields, especially for soybeans. Maybe one of the best years I’ve ever had for soybeans, and nobody really…
[Link] Sustainability, Conservation Define West Texas Farmer
It’s been nearly 90 years since the last “black blizzard” of the Dust Bowl swept through the Texas Panhandle.
[Link] White Oak Pastures: A Model Regenerative Farm
The Harris family has been farming their land in Bluffton, Georgia since 1866, starting with old-fashioned ways that predated the use of chemical addi…
[Link] 40 SEASONS: FARMING IN A NEW DIRECTION
Production resilience and better quality of life come from no-till plant diversity and livestock grazing.
[Link] ORGANIC NO-TILL AN EMERGING FOCUS
Reducing tillage is an emerging focus in organic cropping systems.
[Link] Demonstration field on North Dakota farm shows the value of trying new things
Jason Strand isn’t farming for bushels, and he’s pleased with his 60-acre field, which he hopes can highlight soil health principles and the idea …
[Link] Biocontrol: How strawberry growers are leading the way
But despite a common misperception, augmentative biological control doesn’t have to be more expensive than conventional sprays - all the contrary.
