No till farming

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WE MAY DRIVE red equipment, but green is our favorite color by far. A perfectly plowed field has nothing on the brilliant green mat dotted with hairy vetch flowers that dominates our tractor cab view when my cousin, Tim Imhoff, and I seed our crops.

No-till gardening has many benefits, from improving soil health to reducing the workload on the gardener. The Living Soil Handbook covers how

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There’s been a lot of buzz in the farming community about no-till farming. It’s a practice of preserving the soil ecology, sequestering carbon, and building soil organic matter. It is not necessarily new, but it is quite the shift from the way agriculture has been traditionally practiced over the la

A Farmer's Dilemma: To Till or Not to Till

Regenerative Agriculture can change agriculture from being a major contributor to climate change to becoming a major solution. The GND draft statement calls for “eliminating greenhouse gas emissions from the manufacturing, agricultural and other industries, including by investing in local-scale agriculture in communities across the country.” It also calls for funding “massive investment in the drawdown of greenhouse gases.

corn plant and roots in no till farming

Good idea instead of burning leaves, recycle them back into nature!🍃

Eight key lessons learned about no-till farming after 2+ seasons of using the deep mulch system. Learn how to adopt no-till farming techniques yourself! #milk #food #dairy #animalwelfare #ecology

An article about cover cropping without tilling.

If you don’t want to spend your time and effort, you should turn to the no-till or no-dig gardening method. No-till gardening has many benefits…

No till planter helps the seeds to contact the soil adequately. It is one of the most effective practices in farming

What is organic, no-till, sustainable, and regenerative farming? How can we farm using regenerative agriculture and floriculture practices to reverse climate change through carbon sequestration? Learn how to incorporate regenerative farming practices into your backyard vegetable garden.

The deep mulch system is at least the second most well-known form of no-till (behind roller-crimping cover cropping), but it’s also arguably the most accessible. In a sentence, cover with compost and plant. That said, let’s really get into the nitty-gritty and go step-by-step into how to establish a

Eight key lessons learned about no-till farming after 2+ seasons of using the deep mulch system. Learn how to adopt no-till farming techniques yourself! #milk #motherearth #dairy #animallover #sustainablefarming

"No-till farming is a popular practice to improve soil quality and reduce soil erosion. Instead of using a plow to disturb soil before planning, it employs a drill or alternative equipment to grow crops without breaking the ground. Is no-till growing as great as it’s made out to be?" #NoTill #Gardening #RegenerativeAg #ClimateChange

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There are alternatives. We can feed people in harmony with nature. We don’t have to exploit and mine soil as if it is a limited, fixed resource. Our farms are part of living communities that cycle water, carbon, nutrients and living organisms. We can...