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FEATURES Rye ObservationsFocusing on biology has helped me steward Lakeside Farm in northern Michigan for 45 yearsBY DAVE SKORNIA Farm-grown...

Illustrations can be helpful, although they can be overused. We’ve all heard about the pastor who tells some story he...

Further regulating plant nutrition products puts even more market control in the hands of large agricorporations Take a step back...

Peptide Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Plant Flattery Plant biologists at the Salk Institute are proposing a new solution...

Livestock producers can save money — and improve cattle and human health — by supplying minerals via the soil/plant instead...

Focusing on biology has helped me steward Lakeside Farm in northern Michigan for 45 years With a comfortable breeze, blue...

Farmers around the world are creating their own low-cost, highly productive biofertilizers This is an edited version of Steve Diver’s...

Sulfur dioxide — not sulfur itself — is the active ingredient in pesticides, and it poses health risks to farmers;...

Ehrenfried Pfeiffer’s Legacy at Kimberton Farms Just thirty miles west of Philadelphia is one of the most important farms in...

In an ecological system, the decay of organic matter, in all its forms, is the backbone of soil fertility My...