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…compost and especially the cover crops that occupy space on the gardens each season. I rely on these crops, idealistically to bolster hope, and practically to provide most if not…
…exploring the use of trap crops, stands of plants grown to attract pest insects away from target crops. Suppliers ARBICO P.O. Box 4247, Tucson, AZ 85738-1247 Tel: 800-827-2847 Fax: 520-825-2038…
…crops, all certified organic. Crops include berries and herbs in addition to most standard garden vegetables. The farm employs six to eight year-round helpers and approximately 25 seasonal workers and…
…crops, maximizing agricultural production while providing numerous ecosystem services. Agrivoltaics involves integrating solar panels with agricultural crops, allowing farmers to generate renewable energy while also earning a profit from crops…
…crops are planted and later grazed by sheep and pigs in a regular rotation with their cash crops. Cover crops are always grazed in the flower to prevent unwanted seed…
By Colin Mitchell, Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Cover crops can be an investment in your future soil health. And it’s legume cover crops that can deliver a lasting soil benefit that…
…Clearly switchgrass, a native prairie grass, has the genetic ability to survive and produce with minimal if not zero inputs. Companion Crops. Some farmers use companion or “nurse crops” in…
…covers won’t fully develop before summer crops should be planted but they can still contribute to soil health. Because of the numerous benefits to the soil that cover crops provide,…
…leafy greens and brassica crops. We planted more warm-season crops, such as tomatoes and corn, which have lower yields than brassica crops but a higher market value. Due to heat…
…the soil covered as much as possible (mulch, cover crops, or crops) Keep soil disturbance to a minimum—either chemical (fertilizers and pesticides) or physical (tillage) Provide regular additions of organic…