Farmer Views On Soil Health – Part 2
This week continues from the previous week’s ‘Farmer Views on Soil Health’ post. As we noted, the past several years there’s been more attention and focus on...
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Farming Through Extreme Climate Events Is A Global Challenge
We live on opposite sides of the world and we’ve never met in person—but as farmers who have confronted major natural disasters this month, we have a lot in com...
Argentinian Mission to Export Expertise
Farmers everywhere want to grow enough crops to sell to others. That’s how we survive here in Argentina: From our farm in La Carlota, a small city on the plains...
Video: UK No-Till Farmers, Groundswell 2018
Global Farmer Network member Jake Freestone from the United Kingdom delivered a presentation at Groundswell 2018. The event held this past June 27-18 in the ...
Sharing Argentine No-Till Expertise With Africa
2018 Global Farmer Roundtable participant Edgard Ramirez was interviewed Oct 19 by Ag News Daily and below is some excerpts of that discussion followe...
2018 Global Farmer Roundtable – Edgard Ramirez from Argentina
The 2018 Global Farmer Roundtable is scheduled for Oct 16-17 in Des Moines, Iowa – coinciding with the week of the World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogue and Interna...
2018 Global Farmer Roundtable – Bill Crabtree from Australia
The 2018 Global Farmer Roundtable is scheduled for Oct 16-17 in Des Moines, Iowa - coinciding with the week of the World Food Prize Borlaug Dialogue and Interna...
Sustainable Farming Practices, Argentinian No-Till Pioneer
The Global Farmer Network recently asked some members about their views on sustainability in agriculture. For the second consecutive week we're highlighting a ...
Video: UK Farmer’s View “No-Till And Glyphosate”
"A look at our notill farming system and its benefits to the wider environment after the very mislead decision not to re-register Glyphosate in the EU Parliamen...
Consider the Case of Cover Crops
A new report from the activist group Mighty Earth says that America’s taste for meat and the crops that support it are “driving widespread water contamination a...