A study from the Rodale Institute shows that integrating ultraviolet (UV) light treatments with an OMRI-certified organic...

A new study published in Soil & Tillage Research highlights how beneficial soil fungi, called arbuscular mycorrhizal...

A landmark study offers some of the strongest evidence to date that glyphosate and glyphosate-based herbicides (GBHs) pose a significant cancer risk, reinforcing the importance of organic farming...

Organic practices in greenhouse tomato operations significantly reduce pest populations while maintaining comparable yields...

 

Soils on organic farms host more diverse...

A recent study published in the Soil Science Society of America Journal found that adding organic matter, like compost or manure, can enhance soil health and carbon storage by boosting...

A recent study published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems found that maintaining and restoring habitat complexity in agricultural landscapes and on the farm can significantly improve...

Scientists have long established a critical link between biodiversity decline and human well-being. A recent study published in Science shows the link between agrichemical use, bat-die off, and...

On farms, chemical application changes the biophysical cues that plants use to attract pollinators, according to a recent British study. Spraying flowers with synthetic fertilizer, altered their...

A new study published in the journal Science that shows increasing agricultural diversification simultaneously benefits both environmental and social outcomes, creating multiple win-win situations...

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