[Link] Sowing in spring to prevent soil erosion
Good planning and land management practices over the coming months will be an investment in the productive potential and sustainability of our soil re…
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[Link] Regenerative agriculture pioneer: ‘Change is the answer’
Clark’s regenerative system is rooted in soil health and involves implementing a variety of practices, such as diverse crop rotations, cover crops a…
[Link] Working Through Challenges with Cover Crops in Sticky Soils
Cover crops are difficult to grow here in Scotland and, over winter, covers are probably the most popular and effective. I’m still going to try a fa…
[Link] Holistic ranching about more than rotating paddocks
“Grazing planning is just one piece of holistic ranching. We also deal with the water cycle a lot. That’s basic. Over time, building a water cycle…
[Link] How to use digital rainfall gauges and what’s on the market
The rain gauge is one of the easiest tools farmers can use to measure precipitation.
[Link] Deploy Cover Crops to Drop Your Herbicide Use
WHAT WOULD you do if you couldn’t use glyphosate?
[Link] Combcutting: An Innovative Approach for Reducing Broadleaf Weeds in Small Grains
Noticing that broadleaf weeds had a stiffer and thicker stem while the crop was soft and vegetative, Jonas started thinking about how he could use tho…
[Link] Grazing cover crops: An unexpected benefit
There are a lot of reasons for planting cover crops, and you’ve probably heard most of them. Preventing erosion, increasing organic matter, improvi…
[Link] Wide Open Agriculture almost triples revenue as momentum builds for regenerative food and drinks
Wide Open said this near-tripling of revenue highlights its effective commercial scaling strategy and expects its growth trajectory to continue.
[Link] What I’ve Learned from No-Tilling: No-Till and Cover Crops Deliver More From Field and Pasture
Putting all moisture to use growing something beneficial helps push semi-arid dryland production to the next level.
