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10 Ways Organic Improves Soil Health

February 19, 2019February 19, 2019 Jo Danilo | Odd Bit of Writing

From matter and nitrogen, to microbes and fungi, and the all important carbon, this article about organic farming by Rodale is a MUST read… Continue reading 10 Ways Organic Improves Soil Health

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Nature always has the Last Word

January 17, 2019 Jo Danilo | Odd Bit of Writing

A beautiful, short film featuring Organic Farmer, Jesse Straight, who talks in simple, fundamental terms about why Organic Farming matters Continue reading Nature always has the Last Word

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Study: Organic Farming Helps Curb Nitrogen Pollution

August 5, 2018 Jo Danilo | Odd Bit of Writing

This research shows that rather than converting benign nitrogen into polluting nitrogen, organic farming practices overwhelmingly recycle reactive nitrogen instead of introducing new reactive nitrogen into our environment. Continue reading Study: Organic Farming Helps Curb Nitrogen Pollution

Review of Dr Paul Dettloff’s Class and the Use of Remedies on Farm: Poroti

Renowned organic vet, Dr Paul Dettloff visited New Zealand in March and held three workshops. In this series of events, we have a look at his advice and the use of remedies in a farm environment. (Please note that Dr … Continue reading Review of Dr Paul Dettloff’s Class and the Use of Remedies on Farm: Poroti

On Farm Demonstration Day

AgriSea are hosting international soil scientist Dr Christine Jones at an on-farm research demonstration day. In 2015 AgriSea and Dr Jones began a 3 year investigation into the benefits to soil, plant and animal production using both conventional fertilisers and … Continue reading On Farm Demonstration Day

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