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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
The Benefits of Big Sacaton Grass (Sporobolus wrightii) Windbreaks for Soil Biology

The Benefits of Big Sacaton Grass (Sporobolus wrightii) Windbreaks for Soil Biology

by | posted in: Research | 0

Explore windbreaks as a valuable tool for building soil health and a sustainable, resilient landscape.

biodiversity, fungi, research, 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
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
Meet the Soil Food Web

Meet the Soil Food Web

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag, Video | 1

The soil food web is the network of organisms living in soil ecosystems that include plants, bacteria, fungi and protozoa, plus a host of larger predatory species and shredders.

soil biology
Increasing Diversity in Market Gardens with Cover Crops

Increasing Diversity in Market Gardens with Cover Crops

by | posted in: Regenerative Ag, Soil health principles | 0

Understanding Ag’s Chuck Schembre on using winter cover cropping to break the low-diversity cycle.

Cover Crops, farming, regenerative, soil biology
Planned Grazing benefits Soil Health at the Los Ranchos Agri-Nature Center

Planned Grazing benefits Soil Health at the Los Ranchos Agri-Nature Center

by | posted in: Animals, Regenerative Ag, Soil health principles | 2

As animals are moved often, soil health, yield and quality of forage improves.

planned grazing, regenerative, soil biology
Tragedy Above and Below Ground

Tragedy Above and Below Ground

by | posted in: Soil health principles | 2

The severe dust storm that occurred on May 1, 2023, along Interstate 55 in Central Illinois should be a wakeup call for all farmers.

farming, No-Till, soil biology

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