I wrote in this post in May, saying that we are trying some Molokhia (Egyptian Spinach) this year as a hot weather leafy green. It is recommended as a versatile, continuous-harvest vegetable…| Sustainable Market Farming
Want to avoid the three biggest mistakes many gardeners make with their vegetable gardens in September? September can feel like the “finish line” for gardeners. After months of planting, weeding, … The post The 3 Biggest Mistakes Gardeners Make With Their Vegetable Garden In September appeared first on Old World Garden Farms.| Old World Garden Farms
A donated farm near Tiverton will allow the Ontario Farmland Trust and other organizations to demonstrate best management practices.| Farmtario
Mississippi Delta program encourages healthier soil, sustainable farms| Southern Science
Early this week, I got together with Drs. Tom Barber (University of Arkansas) and Jason Bond (Mississippi State University) for a discussion on Italian ryegrass management. You can access the podcast episode at Weeds AR Wild Podcast S3 Ep19. Multiple-herbicide resistant Italian ryegrass infesting a field in the southern piedmont of North Carolina. ...| cotton.ces.ncsu.edu
Molokhia (pronounced “mo-lo-HEY-ah”), Egyptian Spinach, Corchorus olitorius (Jute) is a summer cooking green that grows quickly to a multi-stemmed plant with a height of 6′ (2 m) or mor…| Sustainable Market Farming
Last summer, Canadian Cattlemen caught up with Graeme Finn, rancher and founder of Union Forage, at Ag in Motion. Here’s what he had to say about| Canadian Cattlemen
Now I no longer need to work on the new edition of Sustainable Market Farming, while it rains I am tackling some other indoor projects that need attention, (2” in 2 days – we got off lightly compa…| Sustainable Market Farming
Creating a sustainable garden means that we’re focusing on soil health year round. Find the perfect summer cover crop and how to use it in your garden.| Southern Exposure Seed Exchange | Saving the Past for the Future
You can now watch video recordings of all of the full presentations from the 2025 Nitrogen Conference and the 2025 Nutrient Management Confe...| blog-crop-news.extension.umn.edu
See how to revive your garden soil by planting a green manure crop early this spring. Recharge your soil and bring it back to life!| This Is My Garden
Cover crops are a cost-effective way to improve soil. Select appropriate spring cover crops to increase soil fertility, add organic matter, and suppress weeds.| Southern Exposure Seed Exchange | Saving the Past for the Future
In November, I wrote about tackling some summer perennials, especially quackgrass (couchgrass), wiregrass (Bermuda grass) and mugwort. In October I covered winter annual weeds, mostly Henbit, Groun…| Sustainable Market Farming
First an updated link. Use not eOrganic.org which I linked to previously. In September I wrote about Late Summer Weeds, chiefly purslane, velvetleaf, flower of an hour, horsenettle, fall panicum an…| Sustainable Market Farming
Strip tillage and cover crops are two techniques being tested in southern Alberta applied research trials, seeking practices that will help reduce the| Grainews
A Grassroots Research Grant will allow the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement association continue its cover crop trials, with particular emphasis on how they work in a corn-soy rotation.| Farmtario
8 ways to build climate change resilience in the garden. Regenerative gardening techniques to curb and adapt your garden to global warming.| BC Farms & Food
When vegetables are not growing in your garden, planting a cover crop can be an excellent option to both protect and improve your soil.| joe gardener® | Organic Gardening Like a Pro