Organic farming practices regulated by the USDA successfully limit soil risk to colonization by pathogenic bacteria, according to a recent American study published in the journal Frontiers in...
Organic farming practices regulated by the USDA successfully limit soil risk to colonization by pathogenic bacteria, according to a recent American study published in the journal Frontiers in...
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Certified organic farms are required to support biodiversity, which in return provides important services back to the farm and improves...
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In an effort to ensure food is free from harmful pathogens that cause foodborne illnesses, food safety regulations have become increasingly...
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Some invasive pests are nearly impossible to control, even with the most powerful chemicals, but netting is proving to be a promising solution for...
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A recent study in the journal Biological Control surveyed beetle communities in conventional and organic farms, and found that only organic...
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A recent study in the journal Insects shows that planting floral resources for natural enemies and in combination with a trap crop that draws...
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Organic farming helps bolster important beneficial soil fungi, leading to healthier plants. These fungi improve nutrient uptake and soil health...
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Biological soil amendments like compost are essential for organic farmers, and in some places, organic fertilizer production...
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An article published in the most recent issue of the Organic Farmer magazine highlights a partnership between The Organic Center and UC Davis...
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A recent study published in the Journal PlosǀOne found that the most effective strategy to terminate cover crops in systems where herbicides...