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…pests or crop fertility, she now fosters a system based on ecological farm design. The foundation of her “organic matter” system is maintaining diversity of crop and ground cover year-round,…
…but they bring so much joy that it’s worth the wait. They are excellent in green smoothies, pestos, or with fish dishes. It’s best to sell them by the bag…
…more insects, many of which are pests for farmers. Farmers then use more insecticides to control these pests to protect their livelihood. But an increase in the use of insecticides…
…grew a variety of produce, they soon realized there was a need for organic radishes in Texas, which became their main crop. Their management system developed over time and constantly…
Are you struggling with weeds or pests? Solarization and biosolarization might be the solution you’re looking for. The National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) has updated its Soil Solarization and…
…in organic food systems. This is an indication of consumers’ increasing awareness of where their food is coming from. Organic food is grown without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Since these…
…is enough to understand the why behind the five soil health principles, to understand how nutrients cycle, and to make management decisions to keep soil health growing year after year….
…pest can ruin entire crops of unprotected peaches. Organic peaches, especially at a commercial scale, are practically unheard of in the East. There are effective synthetic fungicides and pesticides for…
…young apple trees before they ever get started bearing fruit. And older trees are not immune from the ravages of these pests either. In the eastern half of the U.S….
…Organic System Plan. What Materials are Used in Pressure-Treated Lumber? Preservatives Applied Before Purchase Creosote Creosote—a brownish-black oil made from coal tar, wood, or petroleum—is a restricted-use pesticide that can…