[Link] Peecycling for Pasture Health
Diverting urine away from municipal wastewater treatment plants and recycling the nutrient-rich liquid to make crop fertilizer would result in multipl…
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[Link] Promising Alternatives To Antibiotic Fire Blight Control
The phase-out of antibiotic use in organic orchards has been anticipated by growers and researchers for quite some time, and researchers throughout th…
[Link] Field Work: 5 Steps to Minimize Risk As You Adopt Regenerative Practices
Nothing grinds my gears worse than a solution coming from Silicon Valley, from a team that has never been to Iowa, Illinois or Indiana and has no clue…
[Link] Observing eco farmers could guide sustainable information technology innovation
Cutting-edge agricultural technology has advanced in recent years, introducing innovations from self-driving tractors and laser scarecrows to robotic …
[Link] Ohio dairy farmer keeps farm natural with regenerative farming
Some farming techniques may reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
[Link] Soil Microbes Prefer Crop Variety
WHILE RESEARCH on soil microbial health has mainly been done in a lab, greenhouse or in short-term field experiments, University of Illinois crop scie…
[Link] There Is No Normal Anymore
Climate change has brought a host of challenges to Prairie Road Organic Seed, a family business comprising 480 acres close to the South Dakota border.
[Link] Contrasting long-term temperature trends reveal minor changes in projected potential evapotranspiration in the US Midwest
Warming in the US Midwest is believed to increase the water needed to grow crops. This study finds that, on the contrary, due to rising rainfall and m…
[Link] ‘Less is more’ if you want healthy soils, farmers told
A less intensive approach to cultivation could help farmers protect their greatest asset - the soil.
[Link] 3 Signs Your Soil Microbes May Be Out of Balance
IT’S BECOME widely understood that a single teaspoon of soil contains thousands of different species of microbes, and more than 1 billion individual…
