Soil Health Resource Guide — 12th Edition
- 3Our Purpose
- 4Soil Health and Regenerative Agriculture
- The Six Soil Health Principles
- 8Context: Restoring Landscapes and Rebuilding Wildlife
- 9Minimize Disturbance
- 10A Living Root as Often as Possible
- 11Maximizing Diversity with Flower to the People
- 12Keeping the Soil Covered
- 13Livestock Integration
- Back to the Basics
- 16Why Should I Plant Cover Crops?
- 18Which Cover Crops Should I Plant?
- 20Planting Cover Crop Seed
- 22Effective Cover Crop Termination
- 24Understanding and Enhancing Soil Biology
- Science and Research
- 28Why Science?
- 29The 1,000 Farms Initiative
- 31The Take-Half, Leave-Half Fallacy
- 34From Soil to Human Health: The Work of Dr. van Vliet's Lab at Utah State University's Center for Human Nutrition Studies
- 36Ag Needs Fewer Experts and More Coaches
- 38Rhizophagy: Plants Farming Their Own Microbes!
- 40The Bioelectrical Basis of Soil: Recognizing the Fourth Dimension of Soil Science Beyond Physical, Chemical, and Biological Properties
- 42Plant to Plant Nutrient Transfer
- 44Mycorrhizal Fungi: The Powerhouse of the Soil
- 46Regenerative Disease and Pest Control in Orchards
- 48Carbon: The Currency Required for Soil Health
- 50Peculiar Cases of Acute Cover Crop Deficiencies
- Resilience Builders
- 54Gabe Brown: A Pioneer in Regenerative Agriculture
- 56How Rick Clark Is Rethinking Diversity On His Regenerative Organic Farm
- 58Growing Cows Instead of Corn
- 60How to Prevent Prussic Acid and Nitrate Poisoning in Livestock
- 62From Rocky Ground to Thriving Wildlife: How Soil Health Principles Transform Wildlife Management
- Cover Crops
- 64Seed Quality and Performance
- 66Resources
- 68Events Hosted by Green Cover
- 70Build Your Own Mix With the SmartMix® Calculator
- 72Pre-made Mixes
- 76Food Plot Blends
- 78Grasses
- 80Legumes
- 83Brassicas
- 84Broadleaves
- 86Perennials
- 88About Us
- 90Our Team
- BCContact Information