“For the Love of Soil” is a land manager’s roadmap to healthy soil, revitalized food systems in challenging times New book equips producers with the tools and knowledge to profitably regenerate ecosystem health October 1, 2019 - Research has TEAM: Together Everyone Achieves More So what is the point of engaging an Integrity Soils Regenerative Agriculture Coach? And perhaps – what could it cost 8 reasons to monitor your soil health What if there was a simple practice that when implemented regularly would provide opportunities for informed decisions, reduced risks, increased Critical eyes on winter fodder beet Recent New Zealand media footage of cows grazing beets udder deep in mud is drawing more attention towards degenerative farm Stress! Creating an environment for animal performance. At 22 I moved to London, with no experience of urban or community living other than a few months in Do your weeds love fungi? I was talking with one my farm forester friends, Doug. He had harvested an area of pines and was noticing When life gives you wood chips … For years we have been attempting to persuade tree mulching companies to drop us a load or two of wood Looking After Your Productive Potential in Times of Adversity Here in eastern Australia many of us are experiencing what is being touted as a 1 in 100 year drought Is this your biggest limiting factor? Is your mindset the key to unlocking your lands potential? It can often be easy to see how other people’s Animal husbandry starts with observation Call it ‘ole timers’ lore or good animal husbandry; there is a skill in the ability to read animal coats A long term vision comes to life Michael Cashmore is a regenerative agriculture coach with Integrity Soils and enjoys helping farmers create a strategy for achieving their The Profit Conversation Is your business truly regenerative? It is time to start talking about agricultural business profitability. Land managers have long The Myth of Fertilizer We’re told fertilizers are simple; when a crop grows, it draws nutrients from the soil, these nutrients are then removed Pulling the wool over New Zealander’s eyes. New Zealand has relied heavily on a brand image provided by our natural environment, sea and mountain scapes. However this Options for reducing glyphosate With growing human health concerns and consumer demands for food produced without glyphosate, some countries in Europe are considering banning Sharing stories from the field Overcoming inertia in grazing Human arrival into new lands can be traced through archeological records. We have been masters Are cover crops the best fit to address your limiting growth factor? Cover crops are gaining in popularity and can be a powerful tool to regenerate soil health but are they the Carbon Wranglers What does an investor, a scientist, a conservationist, a student and a rancher have in common? Why its carbon of TransFARMation: 10 keys to transforming the way you farm TransFARMation: 10 keys to transforming the way you farm By Kim Deans, Integrity Soils Coach, Eastern Australia Are you feeling Nicole’s blog … How can we address many of the complex and ‘wicked’ issues facing society and the planet today?... Much of the environmental degradation we are seeing across the world is not due to intentional or malicious behaviour by Diversity, Diversity, Diversity The challenge for the 21st century is not our ability to produce more food but to be resilient and adaptable in Working in Sync with Nature What tools are left once your management is optimal? Management is just one of the 5 legs Regenerative Agriculture stands Get more bang from your nitrogen buck. If you cut your nitrogen by 80% tomorrow, would you expect your production to drop? Of course it would… if Hooves, paws and water. Last November we had the absolute honour of staying with Jim and Renee Evanoff in Livingston, Montana, USA. Over twenty « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next »
