[Link] There’s promising research in recycling almond waste
Biosolarization is a method of recycling waste biomass and disinfecting orchards.
[Link] Virtual Showcase Highlights the Importance of Soil Health and Regenerative Agriculture for U.S. Cotton Farmers
a series of eight online discussions with U.S. cotton farmers and soil health experts highlighting the challenges and positive impact soil health mana…
[Link] Why you should go deeper when planting corn
Another study confirms the perils of not planting corn deep enough.
[Link] Meet Midnight Roma, a new, antioxidant-rich purple tomato
University breeder concentrated on flavor and disease resistance.
[Link] Carbon Robotics’ new laser-powered weeding robot ‘sold out’ for 2021
Carbon Robotics believes the biggest benefit of its laser-led approach is leaving the soil and its microbiology completely undisturbed. As soil health…
[Link] Crushed rock ‘could improve carbon capture’
Project funded by Scottish government shows using basic silicate rock gives soil better microbial biodiversity and could help sequester carbon.
[Link] Steve Groff – Cedar Meadow Farm
Cover crop guru, Steve Groff joins the show to talk about his large, wholesale operation in Lancaster County, PA.
[Link] Soil rhizosphere, agriculture and human health
The rhizosphere is considered the immediate soil zone around the plant roots influencing microbial associations, proliferations and activities. It is …
[Link] Drought Conditions May Increase the Chances for Risky Levels of Nitrate in Forages
Time to be cautious about nitrate toxicity in forage crops, particularly small grain hay, weeds, and grasses! Nitrates can harm or even kill animals. …
[Link] Kellogg talks rice and wheat sourcing in Europe: ‘Farmers must be supported in the transition to more sustainable practices’
Kellogg Company is collaborating with farmers in Spain, Italy, and the UK to encourage a transition towards more regenerative agricultural systems, sa…