The Arizona Department of Agriculture will give $1.8 million to landowners working on soil health innovation and sustainable desert farming.

Funding is available through the Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP) for farmers experiencing nutrients and/or soil from their farms going to nearby waterways.

My neighbor recently saw me unloading groceries from my car, and instead of our usual small talk about the weather, we ...

Eliot Coleman, whose 1989 book inspired generations of gardeners, shared the lessons he has been teaching for the past 50 ...

UC researchers have devised a first-of-its-kind study to measure the carbon sequestered by enhanced rock weathering, a ...

For nearly 40 years the Leather and Related Materials Group (one of the Working Groups of the International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation - ICOM CC), have been gathering every three ...

Forests, pillars of global food security and nutrition, are the livelihoods of millions of families. They provide essential foods such as fruits, seeds, roots and wild meat, fundamental resources for ...

When farmland is returned to the wild, it shows a striking ability to hold onto the carbon that built up in farm soils over ...

Environmentally, no-till gardening helps reduce carbon pollution by keeping carbon locked in the soil instead of releasing it ...

As global populations continue to rise and environmental pressures intensify, ensuring the green, efficient, and sustainable ...