Independent agricultural news briefs, selected and explained by the KindHarvest Team.
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Holistic Management · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News
Much of the trepidation about the journey on which we are embarked can perhaps be traced to the unfamiliar buzzwords that are increasingly bandied about to describe the change we are seeing.
World Ag News
if prices, costs, weather and regulation really determine profit or loss, why do some businesses survive, even thrive, in these conditions while others fail? Depressed markets are a crisis for some but
Holistic Management · Nutrition Management · Soil Biology · Soil Health · World Ag News
Applying unnecessary nutrients is not just a waste of money but can actively harm growth by creating excesses and imbalances
Holistic Management · Regenerative Agriculture · World Ag News
Labels can be confusing. The terms permaculture, organic farming, and regenerative agriculture are a shift to natural methods of tending the land and you may have even used them interchangeably, but the
Soil Biology · Soil Health · World Ag News
Other projects will be examining soil stewardship verification schemes, measuring soil organic matter and soil health, investigating new tools for measuring soil water, developing rapid field-based tests and evaluating soil carbon and
Business Innovation · Potatoes · Regenerative Agriculture · Vegetables · World Ag News
The UK’s largest manufacturer of frozen potato products, McCain, has today (7 June) committed to ensuring that every potato grown across its 370,000 acres worldwide is done so using regenerative agricultural practices
World Ag News
Switzerland could become the first European country to ban artificial pesticides in a June 13 referendum which backers of the initiative hope will trigger similar prohibitions elsewhere.
Fruit · Fruit and Nuts · Table Grapes · World Ag News
This publication covers the topics of selecting and constructing a trellis system, pruning grapevines, and training them to the trellis system.
World Ag News
Although topping has been used as a cultural practice on a variety of crops, insufficient evidence is available to determine the way pruning impacts hemp plant phenotype and crop load. Therefore, in
World Ag News
Cate Havstad-Casad, co-owner of Havstad-Casad Family Farms in Jefferson County, didn’t hold back last week while speaking on a Zoom call with state representatives about the drought conditions affecting farmers in Jefferson