[Link] Excess Fertilizer Causes a New Challenge: Low Crop Yields During Drought
New research suggests that farmers who over-fertilize grassland crops like corn and wheat could face significant problems in dry conditions.
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[Link] BITCOIN, CARBON CREDITS AND REGENERATIVE FARMING
How can Bitcoiners accelerate a transition into regenerative farming and cattle management?
[Link] Traditional solutions for modern environmental problems
For this Cultivate feature we visit Harrcroft Acres Ltd. dairy farm north of Fergus where the Harrop family are using processes passed down through ge…
[Link] Wade Wilson: A Selfless Commitment to Improve the Practice of Farming
Wilson has been involved in myriad proof of concepts and early testing/adoption of technology from a wide range of companies – all with the chief go…
[Link] Sap pH as a susceptibility indicator
While laboratory soil and tissue tests are good and necessary tools, we often don’t receive the results for several days, or even up to two weeks in…
[Link] Op-Ed: Feeling the drought on my family farm
I can see my future: It’s dry, thirsty and bleak. On our farm, we live with drought daily, working with limited groundwater and learning to adjust a…
[Link] Split-row cover crop system good for corn
Craig Williams knows the value of cover crops and uses them whenever possible. He and his wife, Kim, farm near Oaktown in Knox County, Ind., and oper…
[Link] Agritech as driver of rural entrepreneurship
Agritech – a word often used as a substitute for new age innovations in agriculture – offers hope and optimism in catalyzing many unexplored model…
[Link] Persistent drought prompts USDA disaster declaration for 6 counties
The release of the July 8 U.S. Drought Monitor Map showed the data that the Minnesota ag community was expecting: Category level D2 — severe drough…
[Link] ‘Soil for Water’ Regenerative Agriculture Project Expands to Montana
Building on a successful peer-to-peer network of Texas ranchers who are implementing innovative grazing techniques to improve soil health and increase…
