Benefits of Dogs on Your Farm
Besides being man’s best friend, dogs continue to prove to be reliable protectors, herders and guiders. Farmers have many responsibilities day-to-day, and in times where
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Besides being man’s best friend, dogs continue to prove to be reliable protectors, herders and guiders. Farmers have many responsibilities day-to-day, and in times where
Wildfires have done quite a bit of damage in the United States this year. Fires raged across California and Colorado, destroying homes, businesses, and, unfortunately,
Globally, farmers use more than 1,000 different types of pesticides to ensure insects don’t damage or destroy their crops. Yet, many of these pesticides are
Many fruit growers have been using wax to preserve their produce on its way to the consumer for years. Although people may have been alerted
Defining sustainability in animal agriculture can be tricky. Before the industrialization of farming, raising livestock was a part of most farms around the world. Many
Regenerative agriculture takes a less industrial approach to growing food than most forms of modern farming. It focuses on regenerating healthy soil that can nurture
The Yakima River Basin is Washington state’s primary source for irrigation. The availability of water depends heavily on snowmelt, leaving farmers vulnerable in years of
Water scarcity affects over 700 million people globally, and that number is only expected to rise due to a warming climate. Without clean water, communities
When it comes to agriculture in the United States, there is a need for more equality across the board. From thousand-acre row crops to organic
As Soil Lovers we respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of all the lands on which we work and pay our respects to the Elders past present and emerging.
When caring for your land take a moment in stillness to respect the wisdom your land is sharing with you.
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