Independent agricultural news briefs, selected and explained by the KindHarvest Team.
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Beef · Business Innovation · Livestock · World Ag News
Cattle producer tests virtual fencing with success on open pasture.
Soil Health · World Ag News
We have consistently observed that plants are able to tolerate freezing temperatures without damage when they are supported with balanced nutrition.
Business Innovation · Disease Management · Holistic Management · Soil Biology · World Ag News
UC Riverside scientists have discovered fermented food waste can boost bacteria that increase crop growth, making plants more resistant to pathogens and reducing carbon emissions from farming.
Business Innovation · Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Gifford, Ill., no-tiller Frank Rademacher keeps an eye on variables such as pest management, market pressures and consumer demands when making farm management decisions.
Cover Crops · Holistic Management · Livestock · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News
“Our main goal in trying these different treatments is moisture conservation and increased moisture retention,” says Beck, who along with family members crops about 6,000 acres. He also has another 1,000 acres
Cover Crops · Disease Management · Holistic Management · Insect Management · Nutrition Management · World Ag News
wo crops are better than one. The logic is simple; the practice is not. Intercropping continues to gain attention of U.S. producers hopeful of growing two cash crops simultaneously on the same
Soil Health · World Ag News
Review the potential barriers to top grain production.
Holistic Management · Soil Health · World Ag News
Completely shifting to no-till would reduce soil loss and sediment yield by more than 70%, according to a new University of Illinois study. But even a partial change in tilling practices while
Business Innovation · Holistic Management · World Ag News
Organic Valley is launching a pilot program that uses satellite photography to measure pasture health on its dairy farms; the company expects that its farmers will be able to capture at least
Soil Health · World Ag News
Plants modify soil. That is a fact. They spend a lot of energy doing it, and they do it to their own advantage.