[Link] Feds say farm incomes are surging — but most don’t reap gains
Canada’s most valuable farms and ranches made a mint last year, while many struggled to balance the books, recently released federal data show.
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[Link] Experienced cover croppers do better
Soil Health Partnership data shows learning curve associated with cover crop adoption.
[Link] How world’s oldest Angus herd thrives in low-cost system
An unwavering focus on management traits has seen the Ballindalloch Aberdeen Angus herd stand the test of time.
[Link] Interactions between cover crops and soil microorganisms increase phosphorus availability in conservation agriculture
Microbial phosphorus, phosphatase, and fatty acids increased under cover crops, indicating an enhanced potential for organic P cycling. Enzyme-stable …
[Link] Cover crops have key role in resilient soils
Cover crops provide an active, protective blanket that not only provides surface cover, but also enhances soil biology and structure, speaker Jerry Ha…
[Link] General Mills, Danone pilots provide proof for regenerative agriculture success
Danone did share that across the 82,000 acres in the pilot, 39,035 acres grew cover crops and 46,378 acres reduced till or practiced no-till. In aggre…
[Link] The end of the plough? Climate change and the role of regenerative farming
Iain Graham is a 'thinking' farmer who has increasingly become aware of the role that regenerative farming practices will play in the long term prospe…
[Link] Incorporating no-till and cover crops on Delta acres
Como, Miss., farmer discusses how he has incorporated cover crops and no-till on his cotton, corn, and soybean acres.
[Link] Regenerative agriculture – five things you should know
William Hargreaves from Savills outlines the key points farmers and landowners need to consider if they’re thinking of adopting regenerative methods…
