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Organic growers and those with an interest in transitioning to organic production can learn more during a Sept. 12 training.
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Organic growers and those with an interest in transitioning to organic production can learn more during a Sept. 12 training.
Xerces Society biologist Sarah Nizzi talks about how farmers can support native bee populations and benefit from their presence.
The cost of food in the United States has been going up as of late, but that's not the biggest problem as this year's growing season begins. ...
While the label and logo have changed on food packaging Jan. 1, farmers know what's inside that makes a product organic or including genetically modified organisms.
Related Ron Rosmann’s 700-acre certified organic grain and livestock farm in Shelby County, Iowa is an island in a sea of very large conventional soy or corn operations. Farmers in the area don’t typically pay a lot of attention to the health of their soil—which has, on occasion, eroded onto his property. Others in the area operate concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs). It’s not uncommon, for example, for one of his neighbor’s cattle manure lagoons to overflow into a nearby creek. While Rosmann is pleased that more farmers there are adopting cover crops to reduce erosion a...