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[Link] How Chief Scientist John Fagan’s research is supporting the global regenerative agriculture movement

John Fagan is the Chairman & Chief Scientist at the Health Research Institute, also known as HRI Labs, in Fairfield, Iowa. HRI provides testing servic…

KindHarvest Team July 10, 2021

[Link] MORE CONFIDENCE NEEDED FOR A COMPOST MARKET

Gould says unfortunately after 14 years of educational outreach on the benefits of using compost, the needle hasn’t really moved on implementation.

KindHarvest Team July 10, 2021

[Link] Tips for managing cattle through a drought

The dry spell on the Prairies doesn't appear to be ending any time soon, making forage and water management increasingly challenging.

KindHarvest Team July 9, 2021

[Link] ‘Soil is miraculous’: How regenerative agriculture could transform fashion

Soil is miraculous. It contains more than three times the amount of carbon in the atmosphere and four times the amount stored in all living plants and…

KindHarvest Team July 9, 2021

[Link] How to grow potatoes using minimal tillage

Growing potatoes with excellent taste characteristics was the starting point for Jeroen Klompe’s eight-year journey to improve his soil, and his man…

KindHarvest Team July 9, 2021

[Link] Fighting Through the Obstacles for a Regenerative Payoff

Ebersole traveled across the Midwest and visited 23 farms in all, including No-Till Innovator Award winner Loran Steinlage from Union, Iowa. Steinlage…

KindHarvest Team July 9, 2021

[Link] SECRET TO WEATHERING CLIMATE CHANGE LIES AT OUR FEET

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst recently discovered that the ability of agricultural grasses to withstand drought is directly r…

KindHarvest Team July 8, 2021

[Link] Textile growers monetise regenerative farming with new digital hub

It has been made more simple than ever for textile growers to generate income from regenerative farming thanks to Regenagri and Cool Farm Alliance's n…

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[Link] Cover crops can have some big advantages for dairy producers

Cover crops can be a beneficial addition to most dairy farms. They can provide additional forage options, reduce erosion and runoff, improve soil heal…

KindHarvest Team July 8, 2021

[Link] How organic and regenerative agriculture are revitalizing rural Montana economies.

Wind and water have eroded Montana soils since the first plow turned earth on the Northern Plains more than 150 years ago, taking with them one of the…

KindHarvest Team July 8, 2021