Soil Health

How to Create a Worm Tower in 7-Steps

Learn how to build a worm tower to enrich your soil naturally. Follow these 7 simple steps to harness worms for breaking down waste and feeding your garden’s soil with nutrients

Cows, Crops, and Collaboration: Transforming Farmland Together

Discover how collaboration between farmers and livestock is transforming farmland in South Carolina. Learn how rotational grazing and sustainable practices are boosting soil health and land productivity.

Dr. Buz Kloot

Research Associate Professor, Producer

From Tricks to Transformation: The Case for Self-Driven Education

Discover the power of self-driven learning in agriculture. Learn how attending workshops like ‘Grazing for Soil Health’ transformed approaches to land management through practical insights and shared experiences.

Dr. Buz Kloot

Research Associate Professor, Producer

Shepherding with Dr. Fred Provenza

Join Dr. Fred Provenza as he explores how ancient shepherding practices can restore ecosystems by letting livestock guide the way. Learn how this approach benefits both animals and the environment in this insightful podcast episode

Dr. Buz Kloot

Research Associate Professor, Producer

Greg Brown’s Tips for Successful Organic Gardening

Discover how Greg Brown applies his culinary background to organic gardening. Learn his tips on soil health, crop diversity, and sustainable practices that make his Columbia, SC farm thrive.

Grazing for Soil Health Workshop - A Must-Attend Event for Farmers

Join us for the Grazing for Soil Health Workshop on September 20-21, 2024, at Stillwater Farm in Danielsville, Georgia, where leading experts will provide insights on sustainable grazing practices, native warm season grasses, and silvopasture. This event is an excellent opportunity for farmers and land managers to enhance soil health, improve forage quality, and boost farm productivity.

5 Reasons Why Cover Crops are Revolutionizing Farming in South Carolina

Discover how Cover Crops are transforming Farming in South Carolina. Explore 5 compelling reasons for their revolutionary effects on agriculture.

Nathaniel Rhodes' Sustainable Farming in Orangeburg County

Nathaniel Rhodes combines traditional wisdom with modern cover crop strategies in Orangeburg County to improve soil health, increase yields, and support wildlife with sustainable farming

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

Will Metts' Regenerative Farming Revolution in Greenwood, SC

Join Will Metts in his regenerative organic farming journey in Greenwood, SC, as he revitalizes nutrient-deficient soil with strategic cover cropping, enhancing farm biodiversity and sustainability.

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

Revitalizing Soil in South Carolina: The Jacksons' Journey with Cover Crops

Discover how Don Jackson and his son Patrick, cattle grazers in Laurens County, South Carolina, transformed overgrazed land through innovative cover crop strategies. Learn about their journey from traditional grazing to regenerative agriculture, enhancing soil health and forage quality on their farm.

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

A South Carolina Farmer's Cover Crop Success

Rupert Burrows, a third-generation farmer, revitalizes severely degraded land using cover crops in Kingstree, South Carolina. His experimental mix transforms sandy soil into fertile ground, showcasing the power of sustainable practices to improve soil health and combat climate challenges.

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

The Regenerative Journey of an Heirloom Farmer

Discover Nat Bradford's journey in regenerative farming as he revitalizes soil and preserves his family's legacy, the Bradford Melon, in Sumter County. His story highlights the impact of sustainable practices on agricultural resilience and cultural heritage.

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

How the Harrisons Use Cover Crops to Revive Greenville County Soil

Join Bryant and Margaret Harrison as they share their success with cover crops in Greenville County, SC, improving soil health, water infiltration, and reducing weeds.

Cassidy Spencer

Staff Writer, Soil Health Labs

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