Ear to the Ground 102
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate could affect livestock and human health (part 5 of 5).
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Ear to the Ground 101
Don Huber describes how farmers can recognize field damage caused by Roundup/glyphosate and how abuse of this chemical has undermined the usefulness of this weed control tool (part 4 of 5).
Ear to the Ground 100
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate alters soil biology, making crops more susceptible to disease (part 3 of 5).
Ear to the Ground 99
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate can create virulent diseases in crop fields as well as herbicide-resistant superweeds (part 2 of 5).
Ear to the Ground 98
Don Huber describes how Roundup/glyphosate works (part 1 of 5).
Ear to the Ground 97
A young couple works to prove their small farm is a viable business.
Denying the Science, Derailing the Solutions
I talked to a Todd County farmer yesterday who uses 100 percent no-till and other conservation measures to raise his crops. Conserving soil is important to him, and so he’s quite upset at how mobile humus has been on neighboring farms this fall/early winter. “You know that little skiff of snow we got the other… Read More →
Ear to the Ground 96
Overcoming challenges to sustainable pork production.
Farm Beginnings Profile: Brad & Shelley Schrandt
Riding the Storm Out
A few years ago, Brad and Shelley Schrandt faced a dilemma: should they keep their dairy herd at around 20 cows for a few more years while working off the farm, or should they expand enough to justify quitting those town jobs? They went for the expansion in an attempt to simplify their life. Shelley,… Read More →
Ear to the Ground 95
A play about a retiring couple’s struggle with their farm’s future (part 2).