Crop Regenerative Carbon

Nonlegume winter cover crops make vegetable production more sustainable & protect water quality

Nonlegume winter cover crops make vegetable production more sustainable & protect water quality On vegetable farms, non-legume winter cover crops can act like sponges to take up (scavenge) leftover nitrogen and reduce nitrate leaching to ground water. T...

A Novel Biodegradable Mixture for A Sustainable Regenerative Agroecosystem

A Novel Biodegradable Mixture for A Sustainable Regenerative Agroecosystem Executive Summary The sustainable resilient agro-ecological impact of a novel biodegradable granular mixture combining ‘Cereal Hydrogel’, ‘Nano-Urea’, ‘Hydrogen Peroxide’, and ‘Crop Residue Biochar’, addresses critical agricultural challenges including water scarcity, nitrogen loss, ...

*Carbon Credits vs. Carbon Offsets: What’s the Difference?*
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*Can Verra’s New Carbon Standard Make Rice Farming More Sustainable?*
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*Verra Updates on 4.5 Million Over-Issued Carbon Credits from Rejected Rice Projects in China*
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Verra Updates on 4.5 Million Over-Issued Carbon Credits from Rejected Rice Projects in China Verra addresses 4.56 million over-issued carbon credits from 37 rejected rice cultivation projects in China.

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New Device Produces Critical Fertilizer Ingredient From Thin Air

New Device Produces Critical Fertilizer Ingredient From Thin Air STANFORD, Calif. -- The air around us contains a powerful solution for making agriculture more sustainable. Researchers at Stanford University and King Fahd University of...

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Matthew Harrison on LinkedIn: As a rule of thumb, plant biomass contains 42-47% carbon by dry weight. If… As a rule of thumb, plant biomass contains 42-47% carbon by dry weight. If you have 12.7 t C/ha/year, that equates to at least 27 tonnes of dry matter per hectare per year. Even for irrigated crops with high nitrogen input, this level of growth is difficult to achieve. I would question any number ci...

First case of glyphosate resistance confirmed on UK farm

First case of glyphosate resistance confirmed on UK farm - Farmers Weekly Growers using glyphosate to clean stubbles ahead of direct drilling spring crops are urged to remain vigilant this spring, following confirmation of the

In this video Akash Chaurasia is explaining how Multilayer farming is beneficial for us. We will get to know about: Benefits of Multilayer farming Multilayer farming of Dhaniya and Kali haldi. How dhaniya is acting as a mulch for other crop. #multilayerfarming #dhaniya #kalihaldi #agriculture #newspotli #farming #farmingtips #farmingtips #kheti

Plant residues are been placed in fertility trenches to facilitate decomposition thereby adding nutrients hence, increasing soil fertility and also helping to improve microbial activity.

It can also help in reducing the acidity of the soil and increasing soil porosity.

Serves for mulching, with moisture retention and improving soil fertility overall.
~ Meglee Farms