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Even one animal can overgraze a multi-acre pasture by selectively grazing and re-grazing the same favorite plant,

Roll up your sleeves and do what you can to improve our future through making our present more sustainable, regenerative, kind and connected

Soil without biology is just dirt.

Agriculture can be a positive for the environment and for the lives of those involved as producers, consumers and inhabitants.

Q: What should I plant to improve my pasture? A: Fenceposts! Adaptive grazing can do more to improve a pasture than almost anything else.

We’ve been trained to be technicians; applying canned protocols, usually involving purchased external inputs. Instead, we need to be manager

A common response is “Well, that might work in (insert different geography or commodity) but it won’t work on my operation”.

A peer-reviewed study found a whopping 78% higher gross profit on regenerative corn farms compared to location-matched conventional farms.

State-level Grazing Lands Coalitions are a practical resource for regenerative pasture-based livestock production.

Context and adaptability are foundational to being truly regenerative.

Growing potatoes without digging to plant or harvest! I’m sold on this method.

Some juicy food for thought about things you can do to get started down the road, whether you’re a crop or livestock producer.

First stop on the NCAT field tour was an integrated pastured poultry producer

What I’m listening to on 16 hours of driving to the NCAT/ATTRA Sustainable Ag conference

I found some suggestions from the Noble Research Institute*, on grazing horses in line with regenerative ag principles.

Today's chore-time podcast listen was "The Permaculture Orchard with Stefan Sobkowiak" Key takeaways: A monoculture, even a certified...

he saw the interconnectedness of the whole system, from soil microbes up through the health of our human communities.

It can be difficult to know where to start in regenerative agriculture. What practices? In what order? I'll be featuring a number of...

But did you know there was a difference in the carbon laid down in the soil between composted material and living roots? I didn’t.

To create a blueprint for the next phase of your life, it’s important to be clear about your wants, needs and deal-breakers.