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Leverage Irrigation to Stockpile Fall Pasture
Q: What’s your management process for stockpiling grass? A: One of the things we’ve definitely seen in the last 15...
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Markets and Marketing
Diversifying who you sell to can provide a better safety net for your farm Growing your product is only half...
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Soil Health
The Soil Electric
Plants control voltage (Eh) and acidity (pH) to thwart pathogens and insect pressure Electricity is ubiquitous, but it is often...
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Dr. Don Huber talks about his career as a researcher, professor and Army officer, as well as about the many...
Eco-update
Acoustic Soil Barely audible to human ears, healthy soils produce a cacophony of sounds in many forms — a bit...
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Crop Management
Water Quality Is Not a Difficult Problem
If we would just address its underlying issues — by applying the principles of soil health — water quality degradation...
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Leverage Irrigation to Stockpile Fall Pasture
Q: What’s your management process for stockpiling grass? A: One of the things we’ve definitely seen in the last 15...
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Acres U.S.A. Eco Ag Conference and Trade Show. December 2-5. Madison, Wisconsin. You’ve read their articles, listened to their podcasts...
Read moreMaking Phosphorus Safe for All of Us
The Devil’s Element: Phosphorus and a World out of Balance by Dan Egan I grew up on a small dairy...
Read moreGlyphosate Does What It’s Designed to Do — Kill
Dr. Don Huber talks about his career as a researcher, professor and Army officer, as well as about the many...
Read moreLearning, Reflecting, Connecting
Cultivating resilience at Eco-Ag 2024 Acres U.S.A. has always believed that farming is more than a livelihood — it’s a...
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