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…how to start them in the nursery, how to harden off, how and when to transplant, where to plant them in the landscape, irrigation, nutrient management, weed management, pruning and…
…THC levels, a lack of guidance from FDA and USDA about hemp as a forage crop for beef and dairy, and pest management options. This video is produced by the…
…you with a vast array of topics, everything from farm planning to pest management, from produce to livestock, and soils to aquaculture. You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists…
…(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, 2020). Farmers frequently work with heavy machinery, work amongst large animals, and incur exposures to multiple toxic substances in pesticides and herbicides, amongst…
…as how grazing can be a beneficial disturbance that can be used to improve plant health; the four dimensions of grazing management; avoiding overgrazing; determining forage yield; calculating paddock size;…
…an obstacle. References Risk Management Agency (RMA). 2017. Whole-Farm Revenue Protection Pilot Handbook, 2017 and Succeeding Crop Years. Risk Management Agency (RMA). 2017. Whole-Farm Revenue Protection Pilot Policy. Further Resources…
…Michael and Bean Hollow Grassfed Farm is having and encouraging a healthy ecosystem where farm and land management reinforce natural processes because a farm cannot be healthy if the land…
By Nancy Matheson, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Overview Although grasshoppers are difficult to control, their impact can be minimized by preventive management over the long term. This publication outlines non-chemical strategies,…
…soil protected: Prevent phosphorus from leaving your fields in the form of soil erosion. There are many other strategies for phosphorus management. Find our recent podcast here where we talked…
…that drive nutrient cycling. Brent’s work helped these folks appreciate the soil as the basis of their operation and provided them with data to make better grazing and nutrient-management decisions….