If you are not happy with the results below please do another search
…crops, others may focus more on growing crops with higher calories, despite often receiving less of a premium market price. And, while the interest in raising livestock in urban areas…
…crops. They may also be used for preparing fields, planting, cultivating and harvesting agronomic or field crops. Draft animals can provide power for cutting, raking and baling or loose-stacking hay….
…ability to survive at refrigeration temperatures can result in entire crops being rejected. Botrytis has an extensive host range, including other food crops, as well as many weed species found…
By Lee Rinehart, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Each year, a half million tons of pesticides are applied to U.S. farmland to produce crops (U.S. Geological Survey). Because of persistent pesticide use,…
…on pest management for crops and livestock. Many of the fruit, vegetable, and livestock guides listed in other sections of this website have information specific to pests of those crops…
…solar panels, developing pollinator habitat and apiaries near solar arrays, growing crops under and around solar panels, and powering agricultural operations with solar energy. Other terms like agrivoltaics, aquavoltaics, and…
…application of her life philosophy. Resilient farms are based on diversity of life, and while much of the focus of agricultural sustainability of late has been on diversity of crops,…
…there are a couple species that lend themselves to use as cover crops. The first is C. rontundifolia, or round-leaf Cassia, which has a prostrate growth habit and grows about…
…vining peas, a dairy herd, and a pig unit for trialing animal feed. The main farm grew conventional small seed crops – combinable crops – on 800 acres and worked…
…efforts – benefits that include reduced input costs, healthier crops, better yields, and better profitability overall. Related ATTRA Resources: Practices Supporting Sustainable and Economic Cotton Production Integrating Livestock and Crops:…