by Mohit Sharma | Feb 4, 2020 | Animals, Farming, WC20
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by Adrian Hyde | Apr 16, 2019 | Animals, News
We’re so happy to see this article, and to hear from NJ landowners who are seeking organic land care, avoiding “fields of poison”. To quote Margaret Renkl, the author, “Nature has been trying to make this point for a while now.” Please...
by Joseph Heckman | Jan 3, 2019 | Animals
Food choice, when well informed, can be an act of agricultural enlightenment. That is an educational mission of this blog and the NOFA Winter Conference (Jan 26-27, 2018) program, where Mike Badger will be speaking, representing the American Pastured Poultry...
by Nagisa | Oct 23, 2018 | Animals, Crops
A new paper published in Science by University of California, Berkeley conservation biologists focuses on bio-diversification of forest, farmlands, and ranch lands to combat climate change. The research paper explores how simple diversification provides habitat for a...
by Lucia Stout Huebner | Aug 22, 2018 | Animals
Is sustainable meat production possible? Polyface Farm’s Joel Salatin takes on a recent New York Times op-ed point by point. Source: Joel Salatin responds to New York Times’ ‘Myth of Sustainable Meat’ | Grist
by Nagisa | Mar 22, 2018 | Animals, Policy
Last year, the USDA decided to scrap the Obama-era rule overseeing animal welfare regulations in the organic program. In order to be certified under the organic seal, meat and poultry must meet a set of feeding, housing, and treatment standards. Some media reports...
