Crop diversity improves environmental health, yield, and resilience under climate stress
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Do You Know the Difference Between Organic Material and Soil Organic Matter?
This article comes to us from Eddie Funderburg, Ed.D., Senior Soils and Crops Consultant at the...
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FROM PANIC PLANTING TO COOPERATIVE GARDENS – THE MOMENT FOR FOOD SOVEREIGNTY IS NOW
FROM PANIC PLANTING TO COOPERATIVE GARDENS, FARMERS FOCUSED ON EQUITY AND FOOD JUSTICE KNOW THAT...
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New Mexico Organic Farming Conference honors individuals
Several individuals and businesses were recognized at the 2020 New Mexico Organic Farming...
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11 Incredible Benefits Of Triphala (Ayurvedic Herb)
The most powerful benefits of Triphala (an Ayurvedic herbal powder) include improving digestion,...
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Trade Secrets: A Q&A with Organic Trade Association CEO Laura Batcha
The Organic Trade Association works for the whole organic sector, not just growers, so a...
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Organic certification ‘flexiblities’ allowed during COVID-19
Organic certification Approved Insurance Providers (AIPs) may allow organic producers to...
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Maine Farm Bureau President: Why I chose organic farming
Maine Farm Bureau President As a new state Farm Bureau president, I’ve been asked about my...
Read MoreORGANIC Vs NATURAL Vs HERBAL ! ALL THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Organic The meaning of these terms often overlaps hence we cannot easily differentiate between the terms natural and organic. Many of us also do not understand if herbal and Ayurveda are the same or not. It is all the more...
Read MoreNitrogen management key for organic sweet corn
Erin Murphy and Tess Parr operate a satellite Eastern Market Farmer Market stand outside of a Focus: HOPE facility in Detroit, Michigan to provide local residents with fresh sweet corn and other vegetables and fruit. Photo by...
Read MoreINSPIRING WOMAN GROWING A HUGE AMOUNT OF FOOD IN A TINY BACKYARD IN THE CITY
The Plummery is a suburban home where a tiny urban permaculture garden measuring only 100sq/m (1076 sq feet) produces over 400kg/900 pounds of food year-round. https://greenstories.co.in/ Kat Lavers describes her approach to...
Read MoreResearchers put cornstarch to use fighting pests
fighting pests Add yet another use for cornstarch—besides thickening soups and gravies, making adhesives, soothing skin and removing stains.( fighting pests) The mosquito Aedes aegypti can spread several diseases as it travels...
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