Erosion has happened since the earth formed. It’s a natural process that occurs over time. Traditional farming practices, like heavy fertilization and over-tilling, have progressed
Regenerative agriculture has made its way into mainstream farming practices. While regenerative farming focuses primarily on crop practices, there are plenty of ways to integrate
There’s no better time than now to start developing your plans for a permaculture orchard. They are perfect if you want to make money with
On-farm storage systems hold the grains, fruits and vegetables farmers work tirelessly to satisfy consumers’ demands. However, they have exceeded the yields for grain and
Sustainable agriculture has a bright future for investors as it could quickly become the top industry to feed the world. By 2050, it is estimated
Wildfires have done quite a bit of damage in the United States this year. Fires raged across California and Colorado, destroying homes, businesses, and, unfortunately,
Globally, farmers use more than 1,000 different types of pesticides to ensure insects don’t damage or destroy their crops. Yet, many of these pesticides are
Defining sustainability in animal agriculture can be tricky. Before the industrialization of farming, raising livestock was a part of most farms around the world. Many
Regenerative agriculture takes a less industrial approach to growing food than most forms of modern farming. It focuses on regenerating healthy soil that can nurture
The Yakima River Basin is Washington state’s primary source for irrigation. The availability of water depends heavily on snowmelt, leaving farmers vulnerable in years of
Water scarcity affects over 700 million people globally, and that number is only expected to rise due to a warming climate. Without clean water, communities
When it comes to agriculture in the United States, there is a need for more equality across the board. From thousand-acre row crops to organic
Mulloon Creek Institute is one of only 5 sites chosen by the UN
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Using “chip grafting,” this artist and professor created trees that bear 40 different varieties of fruits—blossoming into hues of pink and purple. Witness the growth of these magnificent plants.
The cattle will go in prior to planting the corn and after harvest. If the area where the corn residue is wet, they discuss the options where the cattle will go on the farm.
Colin and Fraser have a discussion about not spraying weeds. Then they discuss the possible cover crops in corn.
Colin Seis, pioneer and the champion in Pasture Cropping in Australia, visits a Farming Secrets Member, Fraser Pogue from Ardmona to help him in managing
Colin Seis, pioneer and the champion in Pasture Cropping in Australia, visits a Farming Secrets Member, Fraser Pogue from Ardmona to help him in managing
Colin Seis, pioneer and the champion in Pasture Cropping in Australia, visits a Farming Secrets Member, Fraser Pogue from Ardmona to help him in managing
Tim Wright needed to change especially when the drought occurred in the early 80’s. Water and feed were in short supply and his lack of
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