Clear as Mud: Soil Health Technical Assistance for Ag Professionals Part 5
Park Farming Organics
Park Farming was founded in 1980 with processing tomatoes as the main crop. Through time the company perspective on farming shifted toward a more environmentally sensitive attitude, culminating in the transition to organic acreage in 1992. The change in company practices included more thoughtful crop rotation, extensive use of cover crops, gentler tillage methods, and […]
Table Bluff Farms
Table Bluff Farm is a first-generation, woman-owned, 2-acre micro-farm situated on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, nestled between the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge and the mouth of the Eel River in Loleta, California. Hannah Eisloeffel founded the farm and runs it with her partner, Nic; their dog, Farmer; and a heritage Kunekune pig […]
Ecological Farming Practices – North Coast Farmer Workshop Series
Conservation Works, Community Alliance with Family Farmers, and the School of Adaptive Agriculture continue their North Coast Farmer Workshop Series with a free farm workshop on ecological farming practices and carbon farm planning at Ridgewood Ranch (School of Adaptive Agriculture) in Willits, California. This workshop will address topics related to ecological farming practices like compost production, no-till, […]
Livestock-Integrated Cropping Systems Symposium
We hope you can join this interactive learning opportunity for orchard, vineyard, and livestock producers, as well as extension advisor, researchers, and more. The day will include presentations and hands-on learning workshops guided by experts! Questions or suggestions? Contact UCANR Crop-Livestock Integration Intern, Paulina Binsfeld