FEATURES
Restore Your Farm’s Natural Capital
Understanding how productive your land once was will help you make holistic management decisions to benefit generations to come
BY SIOBHAN GRIFFIN
Bye Bye, Sweet Potato Pie
Sweet potatoes need not be merely for Thanksgiving dinner — Dr. Janice Bohac is developing varieties that can produce more than four times more ethanol per acre than corn
INTERVIEW WITH DR. JANICE BOHAC
Ecological Succession
Understanding disturbance and succession helps us as eco-farmers to use our management to “steer” our site into a direction of health, fertility and stability
BY MARK SHEPARD
Long-Term Land Management
A systems approach to beef farming is the best way I know to enable long-term success in managing land
BY TAYLOR HENRY
DEPARTMENTS
Monthly musings from Acres U.S.A.’s editor
OPINION
The OODA Loop
Utilizing a simple process of observing, orienting, deciding and acting can help farmers make better decisions every day
BY JORDAN GREEN
News in brief on developments in agronomic science
REGEN AGRONOMY
Conventional Fear Meets Regenerative Wisdom
Advice for conventional growers to weather unpredictable changes — whether in climate or in regulations
BY JEFFREY KLEYPAS
REGEN ECONOMICS
Voice to Database
Your farm records can be kept simply, via voice message
BY KIRSTEN SIMMONS
INTERVIEW
How to Generate Experience Faster
Farm and landscape designer Darren Doherty speaks with John Kempf about principles of design, emphasizing management changes over infrastructure changes, and how to learn from experience in a richer way
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