Data is fine but results matter
Five years ago, exhibitors at the well established InfoAg conference in St. Louis were focused on data collection from the field.
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Five years ago, exhibitors at the well established InfoAg conference in St. Louis were focused on data collection from the field.
A “physical examination” is the standard way to track human health. It involves a variety of measurements such as blood pressure, cholesterol levels, body-mass-index, cognitive index, bone density, vitamin and mineral status etc. Those measures are important, but it is becoming increasingly clear that our health is also influenced by what is going on with our “gut microbiome” – the huge and diverse communities of bacteria, viruses and fungi that live in our intestines and stomach.
In the April 14 Aspen Times Weekly cover story, Kaya Williams digs into the “metaphysical farming practices” at Sustainable Settings. Can we credit the farm’s tasty products and healthy soil to these “spooky” practices?
In the April 14 Aspen Times Weekly cover story, Kaya Williams digs into the “metaphysical farming practices” at Sustainable Settings. Can we credit the farm’s tasty products and healthy soil to these “spooky” practices?
Farmers learn to make the land healthier and increase profits.