[Link] A Silvo Lining
Pastures with trees in them sequester more carbon than those without, a study found.
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[Link] Well nodulated soybeans shouldn’t need added nitrogen
The N application was unprofitable in seven of nine locations (using then current prices). Further, there was no relationship between soybean yield po…
[Link] Solar on stilts for cattle grazing
Amid calls for large solar arrays to be banned on prime agricultural land, systems are being built that allow cattle and even tractors underneath the …
[Link] Hybrid Rye is Helping Farmers Fight ‘Superweeds’ Without Herbicide
So, the fact that the Frantzens and other farmers like them have had success fighting off a mega-weed without herbicides could have larger ramificatio…
[Link] Is the future of farming hands-free?
For some, the concept of hands-free farming is terrifying; for others, the prospect is game-changing and exciting. But, is fully autonomous farming re…
[Link] How a farm adapted sheep management to overcome dry periods
Grazing ewes and lambs in mobs of 500 is boosting pasture resilience and soil health on the Rampisham and Cobham Estate in Dorset.
[Link] On the importance of soil health
How often do you think about the soil? Is it with every step upon the land? When you plow for the summer garden? How about when you plant something? D…
[Link] Wool industry talks up the natural fibre’s credentials
origin and source all denote the same thing and along with sustainability and traceability, these words have become the most important and widely valu…
[Link] The importance of soil aggregate stability
Aggregate stability is highly dependent on the biological activity in the soil.
[Link] Why ‘the agricultural counter-revolution is being driven by farmers on the ground’
The new style of regenerative dairying with rotational grazing that maintains insect-rich soils and a mosaic of grass, plantain and clover leys may be…
