Montana Ranchers Demonstrate Regenerative Agriculture in Action
Montana ranch is a portrait of regenerative principles in action.
Preparing Land for No-Till Farming
In terms of soil health, it is best to reduce tillage as much as possible, but conditions may dictate the need for occasional tillage, as in the case of initial conversion of an area to vegetable growing, or to incorporate soil amendments thoroughly into severely depleted soils, or to control particularly noxious perennial weeds.
How Understanding Carbon Cycling Can Transform Your Farm
Manipulation. The word stirs up images of clever characters or bodies twisted on a chiropractor’s table, not of farmers examining the soil. This art of deliberate control, however, is becoming deeply connected to agriculture, and the practice is giving farmers a fresh relationship with the carbon cycle.
Oregon Winemaker Rethinks Relationship Between Soil and Social Justice
Mimi Casteel of Salem, Oregon, offers a unique perspective for white farmers wanting to acknowledge their privilege, pursue justice and move toward a more equitable and regenerative future.
Tractor Time Episode 45: Agroecologist Nicole Masters on Her Love of Soil
With us on our first live episode of Tractor Time is agroecologist Nicole Masters. She has a new book out. It’s called, “For the Love of Soil,” and there’s an excerpt of that book in the August edition of Acres U.S.A. magazine. Go to acresusa.com to subscribe. Nicole has 20 years of experience working in Australia and New Zealand, in North America, to create regenerative food systems.
