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FoodHow to Store Butter to Preserve Taste, Color and Nutrients
FarmingVote Now for the Happiest Cow!
Organic9 Simple Strategies to Create a Low-maintenance, Eco-friendly Lawn
FarmingCould 2019 be the Year of Hemp?
by Joshua Fairfield
Hemp is no longer banned, and everything from CBD oil to hemp fiber fashion and CBD-infused food are showing up on the retail shelves. Are we in for a wave of hemp innovation?Read more
FarmingWhat is Free to Forage? It’s What Hens Want.
by Rootstock Editor
When other animal care certifications don’t cut it, you stick to your own high standards. Learn about the hen care practices that go into our USDA Organic, Free to Forage eggs.Read more
Farming5 Tips to Make Your Backyard Chicken Ranch Spegg-tacular
by Andy Radtke
An Organic Valley egg farmer and a backyard chicken enthusiast team up to share tips for giving your own backyard chickens the best care you can give them.Read more
FarmingSarah Potenza: How WWOOF Did Ecotourism Long Before it was Cool
by Rootstock Radio
WWOOF’s model for cultural exchange on organic farms connects people from all over the world through shared values of good food, sustainability and community. WWOOF was doing ecotourism before that term had even been invented!Read more
FarmingAmanda Oborne: Helping the “Ag of the Middle” Thrive
by Rootstock Radio
Farm infrastructures in the U.S. are designed to support either very big or very small farms, which leaves mid-sized producers—the “Ag of the Middle”—without resources or a market. Amanda Oborne of Ecotrust is supporting these often-overlooked farms in order to create a flourishing regional food system.Read more
FarmingBob Quinn: The Modern Benefits of Ancient Grains
by Rootstock Radio
Author and organic farmer Bob Quinn is pioneering sustainable agriculture and alternative energy on his farm in Montana, and a key factor is the ancient wheat-like grain Kamut®.Read more