[Link] No-till organic researchers say planning most important step
When farmers consider switching to no-till or reduced tillage, the No. 1 pitfall is thinking about what new equipment they need, University of Vermont…
[Link] How Does Soil Carbon Sequestration Work?
On agricultural land, soil carbon sequestration can bring microbial life to improve soil health for better crops.
[Link] Regenerative agriculture journey at Big Springs
A rich and increasing diversity of plants, insects and birds has been one of the highlights for Brad and Katie Collins, as they have embraced a regene…
[Link] Hope Below Our Feet
Peer-Reviewed Publications on Well-Managed Grazing as a Means of Improving Rangeland Ecology, Building Soil Carbon, and Mitigating Global Warming.
[Link] Farmers save money with soil moisture sensors, other strategies
Arkansas producers take the guesswork out of irrigation and save both water and money.
[Link] How Does Soil Carbon Sequestration Work?
On agricultural land, soil carbon sequestration can bring microbial life to improve soil health for better crops.
[Link] Walton Family Foundation grant helps farmers adopt drip irrigation
Kansas farmers receive a Walton Family Foundation grant to finish their installation of drip tape.
[Link] Interseeding can help farmers plant cover crops and harvest cash crops
New strategies like interseeding can relieve the time crunch farmers feel during harvest and help them make sure a cover crop is in the ground in the …
[Link] Overcoming and embracing challenges faced in farming
armers need to consider the changes coming in as a challenge not just to be overcome but to improve farm businesses.
[Link] The struggle to restore native prairie
On the Northern Great Plains, it’s estimated that one acre of native grass is lost every minute.