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…and sustainable — that improve a farm’s soil health, its resulting crop, and its surrounding environment. Why Does Soil Health Matter? Soil is the foundation of plant life, so its health…
…soil health. Cover crops add nutrients to the soil, help reduce erosion, increase organic matter, and improve water infiltration. No-Till Farming No-till farming helps improve soil health by reducing erosion…
…grown in vineyards during their dormant winter season, as once it’s mowed (usually in April) it replenishes soil with nitrogen, protects naked soil from erosion, and helps limit a soil’s…
…Porch Farm Olivers’ Markets Community Market at the Barlow Big John’s Market Dahlia and Sage Community Market Sonoma County Farmers’ Markets Beets Grown in rich, loamy soils, Sonoma County beets…
…after decades of fieldwork, DNA testing in 1993 confirmed that the two are simply expressions of the same parent plant, from way further back in history. DNA advancements continued, and…
…of farms and farmers markets that showcase the region’s agricultural bounty. Thanks to its diverse microclimates, fertile soil, and a commitment to sustainable farming practices, the county produces exceptionally high-quality…
…pure, natural products (e.g., composts and meals) derived from mineral, plant, or animal matter. In switching to these natural products, the goal is to encourage biodiversity in the soil web,…
