BrambleBearSnoringAnother no dig tree planter! Gardening author Larry Hodgson
https://laidbackgardener.blog/2017/10/02/laidback-gardener-tip-of-the-day-94/
Planting trees John Bunker style at Deer Isle Hostel, article in MOFGA newsletter by Annali Carter-Sundqvist
https://www.mofga.org/stories/community/an-unfettered-approach-to-orcharding-at-deer-isle-hostel/
"Since the soil was so wet, even with the extra drainage provided by the ditches, I used logs and branches from the area to build a 3-by-3-foot, 12-inch-high raised bed around each planting site. I filled each bed with a mix of soil and compost."
An Unfettered Approach to Orcharding at Deer Isle Hostel - Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners
Anneli Carter-Sundqvist gets ready to plant the first apple tree in 2015. Photo by Dennis Carter Raised beds were built for each tree using logs and brush left from clearing the land. Photo by Anneli Carter-Sundqvist Boneset and goldenrod line the woodchip-mulched paths. Photo by Anneli Carter-Sundqvist The wild and unfettered orchard at Deer […]
SteffenDer #raps wächst los. Durch die Streifensaat sieht es ungewöhnlich.
#mzuri #NoTillFarming #NoTill #landwirtschaft #nordsachsen
#mzuri #NoTillFarming #NoTill #landwirtschaft #nordsachsen
Liberation on Land video series from Soul Fire Farm, No-Till Beds
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#SolarpunkSunday
#Liberation
#degrowth
#BIPOC
#resiliance
#NoTillFarming
Richard AshwellCanada is seeing record-high crop yields despite floods and droughts, thanks in large part to widespread adoption of no-till farming.
https://climateactapp.substack.com/p/your-daily-dose-of-climate-hope-january-c00 #NoTill #NoTillFarming #agriculture
das_menschy"Ökologische" Landwirtschaft, die statt #Pestizid- und #Herbizid-Einsatz ständig mit dem #Traktor übers Feld fährt und den Boden durchpflügt/umwühlt, um "Unkraut" (Begleitgrün) zu bekämpfen, ist NICHT ökologisch. Denn durch das Umpflügen des Bodens werden #Regenwürmer getötet und Pilze, die mit Pflanzen in #Symbiose leben (#Mykorrhiza), geschädigt/getötet. #NoTill #NoTillFarming #ökologischelandwirtschaft #Bauernproteste
Bauer BrianPickle season has started! Using apple vinegar from last year, we have started to make this year’s pickles adding dill, mustard seeds, as well as rosemary, and red currants from the garden, we hope to give this year’s first harvest a good kick. #NoTillFarming #farming #regenerativeagriculture #agriculture
Lieschen Müller's fatherRegenerative #Landwirtschaft - Regenerative #agriculture
#Direktsaat, #No-Till-Farming, #DirectDrilling, #CULTAN, #CULTAN-Düngung, #CULTAN-Fertilization, #Ammonium statt #Nitrat, #CeresAward, #RegenerativeLandwirtschaft, #RegenerativeAgriculture
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Die Finalisten für den Ceres Award stehen fest. In Berlin werden am 24. Oktober Landwirte in unterschiedlichen Kategorien ausgezeichnet.
Landwirt aus Lüssow als "Ackerbauer des Jahres" nominiert
Landwirt aus Lüssow als "Ackerbauer des Jahres" nominiert
Die Finalisten für den Ceres Award stehen fest. In Berlin werden am 24. Oktober Landwirte in unterschiedlichen Kategorien ausgezeichnet. Unter den Nominierten sind zwei Landwirte aus Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: der Geflügelhalter Johannes Bexten aus Strasburg und Mathias Zeitke aus Lüssow.
CelloMom On Cars"The Midwestern United States has lost 57.6 billion tons of #topsoil due to farming practices over the past 160 years, and the rate of #erosion is 25 times higher than the rate at which topsoil forms.
#NoTillFarming can extend our current level of #soil fertility for the next several centuries. This has implications for everything from food security to #ClimateChange mitigation."
#Food #FoodSecurity #CarbonFarming #permaculture
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/05/230525141241.htm
Saving our soil: How to extend US breadbasket fertility for centuries
The Midwestern United States has lost 57.6 billion tons of topsoil due to farming practices over the past 160 years, and the rate of erosion, even following the U.S. Department of Agriculture's guidelines, is still 25 times higher than the rate at which topsoil forms. Yet, we need not despair: researchers recently reported that no-till farming, which is currently practiced on 40 percent of cropland acres in the Midwest, can extend our current level of soil fertility for the next several centuries. This has implications for everything from food security to climate-change mitigation.