Farmbrite
DECEMBER 11, 2023
As the sun sets over the rolling hills and the cattle graze peacefully in the meadows, it's easy to appreciate the timeless beauty of ranching. Sustainable grazing practices, on the other hand, ensure that pastures remain lush and fertile by allowing plants to recover and regenerate.
The Lunatic Farmer
SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
We’ll offer havens of protection and nourishment to lead our culture into stable families, fertile soil, nourishing food, working faith, and overall health. They don’t watch TV all evening; they can tomatoes and chase fireflies in the meadow. Many families have already taken the plunge. Many, many more need to follow.
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Modern Farmer
FEBRUARY 20, 2024
Catastrophe loomed everywhere I looked: in the dust bowls on the once-fertile plains of central Turkey, in the vanishing lakes of Mexico City, in the fetid cesspools outside the factory farms of North Carolina, in the disease-ravaged olive trees of Puglia, in the rapid wiping away of diverse food webs in every biome.
Sustainable Food Trust
JULY 12, 2023
The farm is an organic fifth-generation beef and dairy farm in north Somerset, which is mainly made up of permanent pasture and hay meadows, both rich in native grasses, wildflowers and wildlife. As all life depends on soil health, we believe that farmers and livestock have an essential role to play.
Civil Eats
MAY 6, 2024
Deer, for example, help cycle nutrients and fertilize soil. They avoid using pesticides and heavy equipment that could compact the soil, plant flowers in their gardens to attract beneficial insects, and maintain meadows with native plants. It helps with resilience to extreme weather conditions such as drought and floods.”
Agritecture Blog
JANUARY 5, 2023
Plants and panels can exist in "symbiosis" Agrivoltaic solar parks see photovoltaic (PV) panels spaced further apart to allow more sunlight to reach the ground, and raised higher in the air so that crops – or even small livestock such as lambs – can be reared underneath. It's getting a lot of flack."
Food Environment and Reporting Network
MAY 22, 2023
The 1,100-citizen tribe has traditionally fished and hunted along this fertile edge of the Gulf of Mexico. Subscribe to FERN’s Newsletter Name Email * CAPTCHA Δ Land loss impedes not just hunting and trapping but also raising livestock. The storms themselves erode the coast—a feedback loop of destruction.
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