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FarmingCows and Reindeer: Shared Habits and Symbolism You Didn’t Expect
EarthFrom Food Scraps to Farm-ready Compost
FarmingHolsteins, History and Heart: Life on a Vermont Dairy Farm
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From Food Scraps to Farm-ready Compost
by Jennifer McBride
Discover how a Vermont farmer takes on a monstrous mountain of food waste. His sustainable practices reduce waste, save money and support soil health. Vermont organic farmer Eric Paris gives leftovers a second life with a state-of-the-art composting system.Read more 
EarthHarmony Between Dragonflies and Family Farms: Nature’s Pest Control
by Laura Barrera
Dragonflies benefit farms by controlling pests and supporting biodiversity. Organic farms create safe havens for dragonflies, reflecting a commitment to protecting the land and building a sustainable food system. Explore their unique characteristics, habitats and learn how you can do your part to help these magical creatures.Read more
EarthYour 1 Click Supports 1,000 Trees: Be Part of the Change
by Jennifer McBride
Organic farmers planted 8,000 trees and shrubs to protect water, soil and promote biodiversity. For ex: One farm's efforts help maintain cool water in the Chehalis River, creating favorable habitats for native fish. You can make a make a difference, too!Read more
EarthIt’s Mud Season! Kids and Cows Benefit from Outdoor Time
by Jennifer McBride
Spring brings mud, fresh pastures and outdoor fun for cows, kids and farmers. Embrace the mess, enjoy nature's renewal, and let kids explore the great outdoors. Outdoor play provides stimulating textures, smells and an outlet for creativity.Read more
EarthEarth (Worm) Month: Let’s Celebrate These Wiggly Wonders!
by Rootstock Editor
Discover the crucial role of earthworms in agriculture. They improve soil health, create nutrient-rich castings, support wildlife, and aid in composting vital for sustainable farming. And if you are curious, no, earthworms do not have eyes.Read more
EarthThe 5 Senses of Soil
by Jennifer McBride
Who would have thought that soil and humans have things in common? Soil impacts our human senses and has its own senses. Let’s look at soil as it correlates to sound, taste, touch, sight and smell. What goes on underneath our toes is pretty amazing.Read more