Whether you garden, farm or do both, weeds are a perennial problem, and my Wisconsin garden and farm fields are no exception.
Controlling weeds is all about ba...
Agriculture is strongly impacted by policy around the world. During this Global Farmer Network webinar, two farmers were asked about their ability to communicat...
Nancy Kavazanjian was one of the Global Farmer Network farmers to participate in our webinar on June 10th. In this clip from the webinar, she talks about what i...
Nancy Kavazanjian is a farmer from Wisconsin in the United States and a member of the Global Farmer Network. She talks here with Ben Fargher from Cargill about ...
Wisconsin farmer Nancy Kavazanjian and Portuguese farmer Gabriela Cruz talk about the opportunities, the decisions, and the technologies for measuring carbon ca...
Nancy Kavazanjian is a farmer from Wisconsin in the United States and a member of the Global Farmer Network. She talks here with Ben Fargher from Cargill about...
It may be easy to believe that growers are focused only on yield, but they're also working to improve soil health and protect water quality. Nancy Kavazanjian, ...
When President Biden addressed Congress and the country last week, he did something I'd never heard a president do before: In a State of the Union address, he e...
Nancy Kavazanjian, a farmer from Wisconsin, tells us about a new conservation method that's recently been added to their farm, prairie strips, also called filte...
The American Society of Civil Engineers has called it one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern Worldand this summer, the Panama Canal became even more wonderfu...
Nancy Kavazanjian is a Wisconsin farmer who helps manage day-to-day business matters for a 2000-acre (800 hectare) family row crop farm and country elevator where the emphasis is on preserving soil and managing resources in a sustainable manner. Kavazanjian grew up in suburban New York. Today she farms in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin with her husband Charles Hammer. Together they have two grown children and four grandchildren and are involved in local watershed and land-use planning initiatives in their area.
