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Regenerative Ag

‘Growing Soil’ Through Adaptive Grazing

‘Growing Soil’ Through Adaptive Grazing

by | posted in: Animals, Regenerative Ag | 1

Fernando Falomir uses cattle as the primary tool for land restoration

AMP, planned grazing, ranching, regenerative
Exploring Biochar: Post-Production Activation

Exploring Biochar: Post-Production Activation

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag | 2

How to charge biochar with water and nutrients before soil application

biochar, soil biology
Understanding the Connection Between Soil Fungi and Orchard Health

Understanding the Connection Between Soil Fungi and Orchard Health

by | posted in: Books, Regenerative Ag | 0

Soil fungi provide trace elements that are foundational for complete plant nutrition and plant health.

orchard, regenerative, soil biology
Growing the Soil of Southern New Mexico

Growing the Soil of Southern New Mexico

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag | 0

Through reduced tillage, livestock grazing, cover cropping, and soil inoculants, Rio Gro proves the efficacy and benefits of regenerative agriculture.

Cover Crops, farming, inoculants, soil biology
Embrace Change: Cultivating Pasture Diversity

Embrace Change: Cultivating Pasture Diversity

by | posted in: Economics, Regenerative Ag | 1

Transitioning from a monoculture to more diverse native species is not a neat process.

AMP, biodiversity, diversity, economics, ranching, regenerative
All About Inoculants – Part II: Liquid Amendments

All About Inoculants – Part II: Liquid Amendments

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag | 1

Key considerations and simple techniques to make liquid compost amendments.

compost, farming, inoculants, regenerative, soil biology
All About Inoculants – Part I

All About Inoculants – Part I

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag, Soil health principles | 3

Why and how to use inoculation to jump start and support a more abundant soil organism community.

biodiversity, compost, inoculants, soil biology
Can on-farm Windbreaks boost Soil Health and Biodiversity?

Can on-farm Windbreaks boost Soil Health and Biodiversity?

by | posted in: Compost, Regenerative Ag, Research, Water | 2

Western Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) funded project investigates the impact of windbreaks on farms and rangelands.

research, water, wind
Heritage Grains: Making a Comeback in Northern New Mexico

Heritage Grains: Making a Comeback in Northern New Mexico

by | posted in: Field Days, Regenerative Ag | 4

Returning to our roots to grow locally-adapted, climate-resilient, soil-supporting grain crops.

farming, grain, regenerative
Enhancing Cover Cropping Opportunities with Spring Cover Crops

Enhancing Cover Cropping Opportunities with Spring Cover Crops

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag | 0

Part III: Considerations for terminating covers under a no-till approach in vegetable production, orchards and pastures.

Cover Crops, farming, gardening, orchard

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