Crop management practices
Have a look at our Farm management practices such as basic husbandry, nutrition, communication, preparation, adaptation, evaluation, attention to detail, and…
Irrigation Water Quality and Long-term Soil Health
Adopting best practices in water quality management can address the challenges of salinity, nutrient imbalances, heavy metal contamination and even...
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Form Matters
Nitrogen comes in many forms; which you choose — and what you apply with it — can significantly affect plant...
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Leave Her on a Stormy Day
An excerpt from Weeds: Control without Poisons When I was a boy in Western Kansas during the Dust Bowl days,...
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Weeds as Bioindicators
Recognizing weeds as nature’s subtle communicators can revolutionize farming strategies Weeds have traditionally been villains in agriculture, infamous for usurping...
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Cultural Weed Control Methods
Controlling Weed Propulations Before They Become a Problem "In living nature, nothing happens which is unconnected to the wholes." —...
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Eco-graphic
Q: Why is boron toxicity so vilified by conventional agronomy? When soil biology does not provide enough calcium during rapid...
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Regenerating Resiliency
An interview with Ben Falk, author of the second edition of The Resilient Farm and Homestead: 20 Years of Permaculture...
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Growing for Flavor — and Health
John Kempf and Ohio vegetable farmer Bob Jones discuss on-farm research, the link between flavor and nutrients, and managing light...
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Organic Herbicides
While nothing can replace good cultural management practices, certified organic farms do have a number of options for controlling weeds...
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