Seaweed may cut methane emissions
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Multi-Purpose Living Mulch Improves Soil Health and Farmer’s Bottom Line Multi-Purpose Living Mulch Improves Soil Health and Farmer’s Bottom Line
The primary challenge to using kura clover as a cover crop is that seeds are sometimes difficult to find, and
Water Shortages Return to Quebec as Pleas for Conservation Sound Across Canada
More and more municipalities are struggling with dry conditions as mayors in British Columbia’s Okanagan region, as well as the
The Nitrogen Emergency and How to Fix Our Forgotten Environmental Crisis
All life on Earth depends on nitrogen. Most of the crucial chemical components of our bodies, from the proteins in
The complex world of methane
Extracted from Conversations that Matter - Vancouver Sun May 1, 2021 The debate over agricultural methane is raging, cow burps
Bacteria help plants grow without fertilizer
It is well known that nitrogen is important for plant growth. Farmers can artificially increase the amount of nitrogen in
Will Agriculture Lose Access to Water?
According to Justin Stoler, an associate professor in geography and sustainable development at the University of Miami, water futures are
Addressing the challenges from within
No-till experiences of an Ohioan farmer are always worth sharing. Challenges with equipment, the weather, waterways, and a lack of
Cattle seen as agriculture’s long term solution
A producer from Manitoba says integrating livestock in a farming operation is a key part of a philosophy that also
Plants that suck metals from the soil
Farms that grow metal-rich plants are cropping up around the world and promise a greener, less destructive alternative to mining