The Compost You’re Buying Is Sitting in Your Own Cull Bin
Ask a peony, dahlia, or ranunculus grower what their biggest input cost is, and soil amendment is almost always somewhere near the top of the list. These aren’t...
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Your Clubhouse Kitchen Could Help Answer the Herbicide Question
Golf has an image problem, and it isn’t going away by itself. Every summer brings another round of coverage on the herbicides, pesticides, and synthetic fertilizers it takes...
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Consumers Now Buy for Nutrient Density. That Demand Starts in the Soil.
New national survey data released this summer shows consumer awareness of regenerative agriculture more than tripled over the past three years — and the reason people are buying...
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Your Classroom Could Be Closing the Nutrient Loop. Here’s How.
For educators who want their students to understand where food comes from — and where it goes. Every September, science teachers across Ontario and North America look for...
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You’re Sitting on a Goldmine. It’s Currently Rotting in a Pile.
A note for poultry and cut flower farmers on what your organic waste is really worth — and what it’s costing you to ignore it. Every flock cleanout...
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