[Link] Regen Rev 2023
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[Link] How This Farm Operation Is Still Growing Strong With High-Density Peaches
Their neighbors thought they were a little crazy to grow high-density peaches, but the pair was undeterred.
[Link] Indiana tillage transect surveys reveal trends
A lot can change in 10 years. One thing remains constant. Hoosier farmers are willing to implement conservation practices and preserve their farms.
[Link] Transition farmer update: Andy Bason advances agroforestry
His new agroforestry venture is now under way, with some 400 trees planted in strips in a 10ha field, which is also home to an oilseed rape crop.
[Link] Why Agave Might Grow up to Be the Next Cash Crop in California
Agriculture in California continues to be in the pressure cooker as drought, wildfires, and other climate extremes become the norm.
[Link] Land access remains top barrier for young and beginning farmers
“I think really, unfortunately, it hasn’t gotten any easier to run a farm operation in the last five years,” Rippon-Butler said.
[Link] Bee It Known: Biodiversity Is Critical to Ecosystems
Rutgers has conducted the first study showing how many more species of bees are needed to maintain crop yields when a longer-term time frame is consid…
[Link] THE BENEFITS OF USING COVER CROPS ON YOUR FARM
The Indiana Agriculture Nutrient Alliance is working with farmers to take a proactive approach to nutrient management and soil health practices.
[Link] Farming with Nature: Farmers return to old techniques to navigate in uncertain times
“I do not think there is a farmer in the land that is not currently thinking about how to respond to external crises – Ukraine, climate change, na…
[Link] Soil health at critical juncture
The societal and environmental costs of soil loss and degradation in the United States alone are estimated to be as high as $85 billion every year.
