[Link] Conservation management offers benefits
Agriculture can play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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[Link] What are fungi, and what do they have to do with . . . everything?
Fungi are critical to the way so many things work on our planet.
[Link] The Transition To Regenerative Will Require Innovative Farmers—And Creative Financial And Retail Partners
McCarty Family Farms is a family-owned dairy farm with four locations in Kansas and Nebraska as well as a partnership that owns MVP dairy in Ohio. The…
[Link] Controlling White Mold with Cereal Rye Ahead of Strip-Tilled Soybeans
Seeking to reduce his reliance on herbicide applications, Beaver Dam, Wis.,
strip-tiller Ryan Nell explains his motivation for seeding cereal rye as …
[Link] 3 Sustainable Ideas for Healthier Vegetable Crops
Recent research focuses on using fewer chemicals and adopting natural, low-cost alternatives for better plant and fruit quality.
[Link] Rotationally graze cows faster to maximize pasture
Business Basics: Cows graze the freshest plants, leaving behind mature pasture and profits.
[Link] Regenerative agriculture can foster food security and mitigate the effects of climate change
Apart from the global pandemic, other pressing issues that continue to concern people from all over the world are climate change and food security. Wh…
[Link] Symbiotic bacteria in root cells may be key to producing better crops, Rutgers study finds
A Rutgers study finds that symbiotic bacteria that colonize root cells may be managed to produce hardier crops that need less fertilizer.
[Link] Drip irrigation shows promise for spinach growers
UC ANR research on drip irrigation shows potential to reduce downy mildew incidence while improving water quality and resource-use efficiency, contrib…
[Link] 4 growing opportunities for regenerative agriculture and food businesses — and how you can dig into the future today
Regenerative agriculture is in the early stages of transforming our system of food production. Here are a few ways you can dig in now.
