Press Releases

Improving nutrient management for dairies, finding sustainable herbicide strategies for apple growers, and refining high-tunnel production are some of the many ways SARE grants are improving the sustainability of New York agriculture.

SARE’s new Season Extension Topic Room is a one-stop collection of dozens of guidebooks, curricula, webinars, bulletins and other how-to materials to help farmers, educators and researchers across the country implement effective season extension strategies.

This new SARE fact sheet details how small- to mid-sized Northeast dairy farmers can implement a continuous-cover forage system that improves flexibility, profitability and soil quality over traditional cropping systems.

A comprehensive manual for the serious vegetable grower who is interested in growing high-quality seeds using organic farming practices.

NACAA members can apply now for this career-shaping, two-year Fellowship in sustainable agriculture.

This NACAA award comes with a $500 honorarium and a requirement to present during the NACAA Annual Meeting/Professional Improvement Conference.

The roller crimper, a new, effective tool that farmers use to improve soil quality, weed management and the bottom line, is one way SARE grantees are discovering how to successfully combine cover crops and no-till.

Ohio farmers are making showing that cover crops and no-till lead to improved profitability, better soil health, more jobs, improved environmental stewardship and a better quality of life.