FEATURES
Clover Living Mulch: Crazier than Bare, Eroding Fields?
Early lessons demonstrate the potential of an unconventional concept: a multi-year cover of Dutch white clover
BY LINCOLN FISHMAN
Past and Present Practices
Cover crops are the cornerstone of regenerative cropping systems
BY STEVE DIVER
Coffee Cover
Permanent ground cover provides a plethora of benefits on coffee farms
BY SAM KNOWLTON
Crimp & Cover
High-residue cover crops improve soil health and vegetable yields in coastal California
BY ARIANNA BOZZOLO AND JACOB PECENKA
Widen the On-Ramp
As a mother, in order to provide healthier food to our families, I believe we need to meet farmers where they’re at
BY MOLLIE ENGELHART
Endogenous Fertility
Winter rye and clover, managed rightly, strengthen the bottom line while building ecological capital
BY MARK SHEPARD
DEPARTMENTS
VIEW FROM THE COUNTRY
Monthly musings from Acres U.S.A.’s editor
OPINION
Untouchable No More?
Only the market carries a sufficient supply of carrots and sticks to drive and sustain change of the magnitude needed
BY CHARLES BENBROOK
ECO-UPDATE
News in brief on developments in agronomic science
REGEN AGRONOMY
Run for Cover Crops
An evolving understanding of cover crops with a regenerative perspective
BY PEDRO RIOSECO ESCUDERO
INTERVIEW
Taking the “No” Out of the No-Tiller
Rick Clark demonstrates open-mindedness, flexibility and commitment to regenerative principles — by rejecting the shibboleth and putting steel in the ground
REVIEWS
ECO-MEETINGS
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