Agroecology

Sarah Flack. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Flack)

The Grazing Expert Helping Farmers Build Resilient Ecosystems

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06.18.18
Healthy soils at Bare Ranch. (Photo credit: Paige Green)

Carbon Farming Works. Can It Scale up in Time to Make a Difference?

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06.12.18
Greg Massa, Raquel Krach, and a newborn lamb.

Growing California Rice and Almonds Against the Grain

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05.29.18
Honeybee pollinating a cherry orchard. (Photo CC-licensed by the Oregon Department of Agriculture)

Europe’s Neonic Ban is a Big Step—But it Won’t Be a Cure-all for Bees

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05.24.18
Women from the Abrono Organic Farming Project (ABOFAP) showcase their seeds. Near Techiman, Ghana (Photo CC-licensed by Global Justice Now)

Agroecology is Advancing Around the Globe. Will the U.S. Take Part?

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04.24.18

Can Responsible Grazing Make Beef Climate-Neutral?

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04.10.18
Will Allen in a Growing Power greenhouse. (Photo credit: Growing Power)

Behind the Rise and Fall of Growing Power

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03.13.18
regenerative agriculture farm certified

What Does the New Regenerative Organic Certification Mean for the Future of Good Food?

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03.12.18

This Revolution Will Be Farmed

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03.07.18
At Ash Cave in Ohio, archaeologists discovered an enormous cache of seeds from lost crops, including domesticated native goosefoot (similar to quinoa). These seeds were so far from their wild habitats that they had clearly been domesticated. (Photo credit: Natalie Mueller)

Hunting for the Ancient Lost Farms of North America

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03.02.18
Ron Rosmann. (Photo by Twilight Greenaway)

Surrounded by Big Agriculture, Ron Rosmann Innovates and Inspires

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02.21.18
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Soil Conservationist Garrett Duyck and David Brewer examine a soil sample on the Emerson Dell farm near The Dalles, OR. USDA NRCS photo by Ron Nichols.

Trump Budget Would Undo Conservation Gains on Farms and Ranches

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02.16.18
At Gerlach Farm and Feed in Wheelersburg, Ohio, Paul Riggle receives cash for his load of black walnuts. This year, Hammons Product Company is offering $0.15 per pound, the highest price that they’ve ever paid. Photo by Eileen Guo.

Are Black Walnuts Ready to Boom?

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02.15.18

Can the Leopold Center be Saved?

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02.14.18
ben hartman lean farm

A Method for Growing a Lot of Food on Little Land

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02.12.18
Sana Javeri Kadri. (Photo by Laila Bahman)

A Queer, Female Entrepreneur is Taking Back Turmeric for Indian Farmers

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02.01.18

‘Eat Less Meat’ Ignores the Role of Animals in the Ecosystem

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01.26.18
Fonta Flora brewer Todd Steven Boera inspects amaranth at Bluebird Farm.

Foraged Beer Takes Craft Brewing Back to the Land

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01.24.18