A nature-friendly Norfolk farm is harnessing millions of tiny microbes to put life back into barren soils - and to feed crops without artificial chemicals. But while large grazing animals and ...

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you’ll need to plant them in soil. Beecher explains that growing tuber vegetables in a hydroponic setting is nearly impossible, though Vanzura says his hydroponic farm is able to grow radishes ...

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He stepped over rusted pipes, remnants from when the caves housed a mushroom farm. He picked his way through ... protecting French species in order to revive declining biodiversity in the country ...

It struck him that there was no future in this, and that something more should be done to revive a range of old farm buildings allocated ... testing out ideas with relatively low capital risk.

"They're feeding the biology in the soil ... P.E.I. to help her farm and others on the Island. "I just wanted to meet other people that are doing it elsewhere, get their ideas, network with ...

Embracing regenerative practices, the farm prioritizes sustainable food production, safeguarding soil and water resources for future generations. As you’d expect, the pizzas are topped with all ...

Sam Steggles with one of his winning Simmental cattle at the 2023 Royal Norfolk Show (Image: Newsquest) Mr Steggles has brought cattle back to the farm to revive a tradition forged by his grandfather ...

And now the farm is manufacturing compost extracts loaded with these tiny microbes, which are put onto fields as a "living additive" for the soil. The forthcoming harvest will be the crucial test ...