[Link] Robotic success in specialty crops has row crop crossover
The specialty crop industry’s expansion of robotics is laying the groundwork for alternative management options which could help row crop farmers re…
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[Link] No-Tillers Embrace Planting Green
Planting green, a practice in which farmers plant cash crop seeds directly into a live cover crop, is an increasingly popular practice amongst no-till…
[Link] Pasture Math: Developing a Rotational Grazing Plan with Samantha Glaze-Corcoran
Do you want to step up your grazing game, but feel overwhelmed trying to figure out how to manage stocking rates, paddock sizes, and regrowth periods?
[Link] Cover Crop Q&A
Keith Berns and Brett Peshek answer audience questions about cover crops, regenerative agriculture and soil health.
[Link] The agri-tech conundrum – sustainable solutions or status quo
The emergence of novel technologies to support the agriculture industry marks a critical junction in the history of land cultivation.
[Link] Foliar application of magnesium mitigates soil acidity stress in wheat
Soil acidity is one of the most important soil constraints for wheat growth, and magnesium (Mg) can play a critical role in mitigating the adverse eff…
[Link] Not digging it: Kimberly demo farm will test enviro-friendly ag techniques
The Nature Conservancy is starting a 30-acre demonstration farm here to study things like no-till farming, cover crops and relay cropping.
[Link] Pasture Management and Silvopasture at Square Roots Farm with Michael Gallagher and Connor Stedman
Join NOFA/Mass and Michael Gallagher of Square Roots Farm, along with Connor Stedman as we explore his intensively managed livestock systems and optio…
[Link] Where annual ryegrass might fit in your soil health journey
Annual ryegrass can still fit in many conservation tillage programs.
[Link] Insect excrement as an alternative fertilizer for sustainable agriculture
In a recent review, scientist Poveda highlighted the benefits of reusing insect excreta (frass) as bio-fertilizer in agriculture.
