Organic Farming and Gardening

One of few books to focus completely on the subject of woodchips in food production, this new volume is a good resource.

New research shows that bee diversity is even more important for crop pollination than previously thought.

Funds to help pay costs associated with organic certification are available from USDA programs, with signup deadlines at the end of October.

Newly developed varieties of sweet sorghum are resistant to the sugarcane aphid. Read George Kuepper’s update.

Your specialty crop operation’s food safety certification expenses may be eligible for cost-sharing through this USDA program.

The deadline for signups to CLEAR30 is August 5, 2022. Signups are also open for the Continuous Conservation Reserve Program and CLEAR.

A new combination of interactive website and free downloadable manual synthesize the latest knowledge on managing weeds without herbicides.

A summer cover crop of sunn hemp can effectively suppress weeds in fall broccoli, but works best in combination with other cover crops.

Whether for a living or as a hobby, there’s never been a better time to take up beekeeping! Learn more about the importance of honeybees.

A new study found that cover crops were more effective than insecticides at protecting corn and soybeans from insect pests.