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Montana State University’s three-year research project, “Impacts of Integrating Livestock into Cropping Systems on Soil Health and Crop Production,” has uncovered some interesting findings. Funded by Western Sustainable Agriculture Research…
Leon Stangl is a Montana farmer whose Yourganic Farm near Hamilton, Montana, produces a diverse selection of vegetables and directly sells its produce through CSAs and local markets. To add…
Montana State University’s three-year research project, “Impacts of Integrating Livestock into Cropping Systems on Soil Health and Crop Production,” has uncovered some interesting findings. Funded by Western Sustainable Agriculture Research…
…broadly as “traditional agricultural crops like fruits, grains, cotton, peanuts, oilseeds, livestock, dairy, forage crops, and vegetables, as well as timber and other forestry products, and can also include other…
…WFRP is intended to cover the mix of crops and livestock grown or raised on a farm, not to insure a specific crop or livestock product. Whole-farm offers higher coverage…
Montana State University’s three-year research project, “Impacts of Integrating Livestock into Cropping Systems on Soil Health and Crop Production,” has uncovered some interesting findings. Funded by Western Sustainable Agriculture Research…
…of cover crops in the aisles between rows appears to be small and should not be relied upon alone for fertility. (However, cover crops have other beneficial impacts on soil…
Montana State University’s three-year research project, “Impacts of Integrating Livestock into Cropping Systems on Soil Health and Crop Production,” has uncovered some interesting findings. Funded by Western Sustainable Agriculture Research…
…democratically elected farm manager. “You’ll enjoy abundant healthy organic and natural produce year-round. We plan to cross-pasture grass-fed livestock, and to raise field crops. In the winter some crops will…
…reduced- or no-till land preparation and seeding, crop rotations, planting diverse cover crops, and using rotational or managed grazing. No-till and reduced-till farming reduce soil disturbance while leaving organic residues…