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Holistic Management · Our Articles · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Health
Plants For Life, Plants To Survive is a webinar series put on by Koppert Biological Systems. Along with myself, hear from Jill
Disease Management · Holistic Management · Insect Management · Nutrition Management · Our Articles
Recently I received an email asking some great questions about a variety of topics. I respond to those questions here.
Broad Acre Crops · Canola · Canola and Rapeseed · Dryland Crops · Insect Management · Nutrition Management · Our Articles · Sugar Beets
In this webinar John Kempf will describe how to manage plant nutrition to produce crops that are completely resistant to aphids and
Our Articles · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Biology · Soil Health

The Revolution is Regenerative. Are you considering going regen on your farm? Join us for a day of discussion with agricultural thought

Our Articles · Regenerative Agriculture

Lately I have been thinking about factors that drive change in agriculture and I have noticed a pattern to certain types of

Our Articles · Soil Health

Normally posts by John Kempf relate to his amazing discussions he has over at his Advancing EcoAg podcast. And, I’ll admit, I’m

Broad Acre Crops · Our Articles · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Health
A Q&A with John Kempf at the 2020 BioFarm conference, Ireland’s biological farming conference.
Berries · Soil Health · Strawberries

We achieved organic certification this year. Throughout the whole season, we experienced a range of most unusual conditions. There was hail, fires

Holistic Management · Our Articles · Regenerative Agriculture · Soil Health
Crop inputs perform differently in different environments. Why does one application at a low rate produce a large crop response in one
Our Articles · Soil Health

A discussion about the need for more active fuel management to reduce fire severity, how natural ecosystems regularly experience local ‘cataclysmic’ events