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Cover crops serve a number of functions in the garden. They add organic matter, improve the soil's texture and structure, improve the fertility, help prevent erosion and attract pollinating insects. Find out about cover crop planting times in this article.

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Crop rotation isn’t just a farming practice – it’s a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture with numerous benefits for your garden or farm. Here’s why you should implement crop rotation in your growing spaces:

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The researchers found that removing nitrogen oxides (NOx) gases from the air benefited crop production.

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UN Food & Agriculture Org on Instagram: “Intercropping is the practice of growing two or more crops in proximity of each other, in the same field. Intercropping helps to 🔽 . ✅…”

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Last weekend I had the pleasure of traveling to Carmel Valley courtesy of the California Strawberry Commission to spend a couple days learning all about California strawberries. Even though I grew up in California and have been eating these delicious berries all my life, it turns out that I really didn’t know that much about...Read More »

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Most rice varieties require a long, hot growing season. But farmers as far north as Maine are experimenting with short-season heirloom varieties from Japan.