[Link] How to end our reliance on synthetic fertilizer – commentary
This upheaval in the global food system just demonstrates its inherent vulnerability. There is a more stable, resilient model being used in every corn…
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[Link] [Podcast] Eileen Kladivko, Earthworm Godmother
Today’s agenda is worms: Earthworms, red worms, nightcrawlers, and other kinds of worms and the impact the have on no-tilled soils.
[Link] Celebrating Earth Day with on-farm conservation
For Earth Day, we're showcasing some of our favorite conservation-minded farmers across the United States.
[Link] Perennial rye crop shows potential for greener agriculture
A crop of perennial rye absorbed a substantial amount of carbon dioxide, or CO2, a University of Alberta study showed, while an annual crop had no upt…
[Link] Turning to Regenerative Farming to Lower Crop Input Cos
Many farmers and ranchers have reported having difficulty sourcing inputs. This has halted the momentum that the industry experienced in 2021 with the…
[Link] Regenerative agriculture feeds the soil and livestock while producing less waste and pollution
Two farmers discuss regenerative agriculture details, function, feasibility and benefits as well as why it’s growing in popularity in the state.
[Link] Conservation farmer talks about cover crops
“It’s about promoting biology and biodiversity in our soils. Where we are now isn’t good enough to say sustainability is OK. We can improve over…
[Link] Fife farm’s organic switch delivers reduction in input costs
“We were struggling to make ends meet conventionally and that was one of the reasons that we converted to organic,” he said.
[Link] ‘We’re running out of time’: Dan Saladino on why the loss of diversity in our foods matters
Each food, and each community, helps explain how in the blink of an evolutionary eye we lost so much diversity in our diets – and why it matters.
[Link] West Texas Farmers Look to Regenerative Agriculture to Fight Extreme Weather
Some West Texas farmers have turned to regenerative farming techniques to improve their land and crops as extreme heat, strong winds and drought condi…
