[Link] Farming with nature on 1,700ac whilst maintaining ‘acceptable’ profits
Up until six years ago, Louis’s farm would have been a conventional plough-based tillage system. At that point, the family noticed a decline in soil…
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[Link] Let’s make a deal. How crops and livestock producers can work together for their mutual benefit
Livestock and grain producers can work together for better results, but there are plenty of details to work out
[Link] Make people priority on your operation
It’s not just the internal workings that make a farm or ranch successful, but also the management of external relationships.
[Link] The road to regenerative agriculture: Why we can’t turn our back
Despite the challenges in making regenerative agriculture the new norm, one expert says that “the biggest downside would be to do nothing.”
[Link] Laser-Armed Robot Terminates Weeds Without Herbicide
Like "The Terminator" for weeds, the Carbon Robotics machine, dubbed “Bud,” rolls through farm fields using artificial intelligence to discern wee…
[Link] From No-Till to Manufacturing with Paul Schaffert
In this episode of the No-Till Farmer Influencers & Innovators podcast, brought to you by Terrasym, Frank Lessiter talks with Paul Schaffert, founder …
[Link] A ‘probiotic’ approach to agriculture is better for people and planet
A ‘probiotic’ approach to agriculture is better for people and planet.
[Link] Utah has a water dilemma
On a mid-October day he is here at the mouth of austere Whites Valley, where about five families harvest dryland grain, and where Child has leased gra…
[Link] 5 things learned at Cover Crop Boot Camp
Benefits outlined at this conference, along with potential financial incentives that may be more prevalent in the future, perhaps raising cover crops …
