Episode 187. Perspectives on Agroforestry with Rowan Reid. Part 1

In this episode of Voices from the Field, the first of two, NCAT…

Protecting the Integrity of Seed: A Listening Session on GMO Contamination

Organic Seed Alliance (OSA);, Friends of Family Farmers; Cultivate…

Lessons from the Hemp Field

Dr. Gordon Jones, an Oregon Extensionist who works with hemp…
Cattle at Windset Ranch/Cedar Creek Farm, Arkansas

Integrating Livestock into your Field Crops

This question-and-answer session is a follow-up to a webinar…
Dairy cattle Hostetler Dairy

Integrate Livestock into Your Veggie Crops

This question-and-answer session is a follow-up to a webinar…
Dairy cattle Hostetler Dairy

Livestock and Crops: Leon Stangl’s Specialty Crop Operation

Leon Stangl is a Montana farmer whose Yourganic Farm near Hamilton,…

Livestock and Crops: Korey Fauque’s Montana Dryland Farm. Part 1

Korey Fauque and his wife Wendy farm 4,500 acres of dryland ground…

Livestock and Crops: Korey Fauque’s Montana Dryland Farm. Part 2

Korey Fauque and his wife Wendy farm 4,500 acres of dryland ground…
hands holding freshly harvested radishes

Putting Your Garden to Rest: Soil Health Virtual Workshop

In this virtual workshop, NCAT Soil Specialist Nina Prater and…
Guy and Mayor with fruit trees

Fall Planting Fruit Trees

All across the South and as far north as USDA Climate Zone 5, fall planting of fruit trees can help get fruit trees off to a big head-start compared to fruit trees planted in spring. Why? The answer is a small thing and as thin as the thinning hairs on my old head.
By Guy Ames, NCAT Horticulture Specialist