In a new review article researchers at Cornell University associated with the New York Soil Health project discuss the potential of intercropping as an agroecological land management practice for sustainable intensification.
New research that focuses on what’s going on in the soil with the plant’s roots and the chemicals they produce.
Patrick Hooker, Deputy Secretary for Food and Agriculture in the Office of Governor Andrew Cuomo, will attend the inaugural New York Soil Health Summit on July 18, 2018 at the Empire State Plaza in Albany, NY.
A training opportunity for agricultural service providers across New York to work closely with farmers to improve their soil health practices
This year’s summer meeting of the Christmas Tree Farmers Association of NY (CTFANY) will be held in NYS’s Hudson Valley on July 12, 13, and 14.
Following a year-long freeze the continuous conservation reserve program (CRP) resumes enrollment.
The New York Soil Health Summit 2018 will convene farmers, researchers, agriculture service providers, government agencies, non-profits, and policy-makers interested in advancing soil health efforts across the state and region.
In a series focusing on climate change in the Hudson Valley Highlands, New York Soil Health project lead David Wolfe discusses what’s at stake for New York farmers in a changing climate.
SARE’s (Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education) newest publication, Cultivating Climate Resilience on Farms and Ranches, provides producers with an overview of strategies to manage the climate risk their crop and livestock production operations face.
The Soil Health Institute (SHI), based in North Carolina, has launched the North American Soil Health Measurement Evaluation Project.