In this episode we talk seasonal insects, cicada, roller crimping cover crop, and more! Riley joins as a special guest the second half of the show!
Resources Category: Organic Crop Production
Organic Insecticides
In this episode I deep dive into organic approved insecticides. There’s more than just Pyganic and Neem!
Organic Insecticides
In this episode I deep dive into organic approved insecticides. There’s more than just Pyganic and Neem!
April Drought Brings May Flowers?
Agronomics of Organic Corn and Soybeans
In this episode, Joe Schafer from Winrock International and Kelly Cartwright and Lanny Ashlock from the Natural Soy and Grain Alliance join us to talk about the challenges of organic corn and soybean production in Arkansas and provide strategies for success.
Organic Certification Needs Assessment for Kelp Mariculture in Alaska
The Organic Certification Needs Assessment for Kelp Mariculture in Alaska (Alaska Needs Assessment) is designed to provide an understanding the current and anticipated market demand for organic certified farmed kelp from the state, and depending on demand, to identify specific support mechanisms and infrastructure to support and advance a transition to organic kelp production. The… Continue reading Organic Certification Needs Assessment for Kelp Mariculture in Alaska
Organic Herbicides with Steve Diver
On this episode of The Acres U.S.A Podcast, hosted by Taylor Henry, we dive into sustainable farming, regenerative practices, and the intricacies of using herbicides in organic farming. Guest Steve Diver shares his extensive experience in horticulture and organic farming, highlighting the importance of cultural practices and cover crops in weed control. The discussion covers… Continue reading Organic Herbicides with Steve Diver
How Can Herbicides Be Used in Organic Farming Systems?
Crop Planning
Seasoned farmer Abeni Ramsey, of City Girl Farm, discusses how to assess climate, site conditions (including topography & soil types & drainage), calculating bed length, and yield per sq foot; and seasonality – understanding what you can plant when.
Heritage and Landrace Grain Network
Over the course of the last decade, interest in reviving organic heritage grains has increased dramatically. There has been a rise in appreciation of their beauty, nutritional value, genetic diversity, and fascinating histories. The importance of incorporating them into a sustainable crop rotation and their inherent adaptability are additional compelling qualities. As our climate continues… Continue reading Heritage and Landrace Grain Network