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How a New Way of Thinking about Soil Sparked a National Movement in Agriculture
Known as the soil health movement, it is a management philosophy centered around four simple principles: reduce or eliminate tillage, keep plant residues on the soil surface, keep living roots in the ground, and maximize diversity of plants and animals.
April 13, 2017
