This past Covid-19 pandemic year has dramatically changed the home gardening landscape. In the early days of 2020 with widespread closures and uncertainty, supply chains for certain household and food items broke down. Some products were suddenly unavailable, and this reminded us all just how dependent we are on our...
Gypsum Re-joining the Regenerative Agriculture Conversation
If we learned anything in 2020, it was how to adapt to new circumstances and to develop new strategies to cope in our ever-changing world. Farmers are not exempt from this challenge. If anything, their daily task of feeding the planet is harder than ever. In recent years, with a...
Carbon – Agriculture’s New Cash Crop
At the time of this writing, the confirmation hearing for Secretary Tom Vilsack’s nomination for Secretary of Agriculture under President Biden is currently underway. One of the key cornerstones of Secretary Vilsack’s agenda is to help farmers capture, store, and get paid for the new cash crop in agriculture –...
Making Old Technology New Again
With the increase in focus globally on how humans impact the environment, no group is being challenged more than the people who are responsible for feeding us all. Global populations are projected to increase to almost 10 billion people in the next thirty years, and farmers are faced with the...