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Addressing Compaction During the Regenerative Transition: Part 1

UnderstandingAg

SEPTEMBER 24, 2023

Soil compaction is the most common problem that I have encountered on farms as I travel across the Midwest. It is so prevalent that it’s easy to forget that compaction is a symptom , not an inherent property of soil. Soil aggregates are the building blocks of healthy soil. Who wants chocolate cake?

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Planting the ‘Prairie Berry’ — Solstice Berry Farm, Crossfield, Alberta

RR2CS

SEPTEMBER 21, 2022

In 2007, after the perennial berry had established, the Gelowitz’s enjoyed their first harvest. For example, while they plant around 1000 bushes an acre in rows, they decided to also plant a cover crop between the rows in the orchard to reduce soil compaction and prevent erosion. “We

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