The Mechanics of Soil: Water
How no-till soils manage water
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How no-till soils manage water
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Regen is not about inputs
Confusion Over Regenerative Agriculture Read More »
Humic trial doubles water infiltration
Double the Infiltration, 63% More Hay: One Humic Pass in a Record Drought Read More »
Johnson-Su compost transforms crop health
Feeding the Fungal Network: Johnson-Su Results from the Field Read More »
Soil Farmer 2026 winners revealed
Soil Farmer of the Year 2026 Winners Announced Read More »
Linking soil health to wellbeing
One Health Nutrition: From Soil to Human Health Read More »
Rainfall simulator proves soil armour
Seeing Is Believing: The Rainfall Simulator and Slake Test Demonstration Read More »
For many direct drillers, glyphosate remains the cornerstone of successful crop establishment.
Lightening the load on glyphosate Read More »
The unseen foundation: decoding the mechanics of your soil Most modern farmers possess an enviable mastery of complex technology. They command massive combines, sophisticated cultivation tools, precision seeders and satellite guided guidance systems with ease. Yet, an alarming number, especially younger generations, possess little true understanding of their most vital asset:the mechanics of the soil
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Written by James Warne from Soil First Farming “Feed the soil” is one of those phrases that sounds faintly virtuous, like taking a cardigan to the theatre or remembering to write thank-you letters. You hear it and think, yes, quite right, very sensible. Though what it actually involves, and why we’ve not been doing it
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