NDVI – Normalized Difference Vegetation Index It tells us about the active biomass level of a field or crop. We would discount non productive areas
In today’s world of information at your fingertips it seams unreasonable to manage land without some form of map, a visual assistance that connects the
This movie is a game-changer for the regenerative movement. If you missed the live watch party, it is available on Netflix. We are very thankful
Healthy soil is teaming with life in the form of billions of microscopic soil organisms. A teaspoon of healthy soil can contain more soil microorganisms than there are people on earth. The soil microorganisms found in healthy, or “living soil,” have important functions including converting nutrients for plants, building soil structure, improving how soil absorbs water, and allowing the soil to draw down and sequester more carbon.
This is a practical and unique explanation prepared by Andrew Millison as part of an Oregon State University’s Online Permaculture Design Certificate Course. Keyline Design
In this podcast produced by RawAg, host Tom Gubbins interviews Dr Terry McCosker of RCS Australia. What I find interesting of this interview is the clarity and practicality with which Terry McCosker transmits concepts on management, the environment and land stewardship. It is well worth your time.