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Visit Dominant Factors: What Actually Builds Soil Organic Matter Dominant Factors: What Actually Builds Soil Organic Matter Posted by Andrew McGuire | June 10, 2026 Organic and conventional systems can build soil when their practices support the dominant drivers of organic matter.
Visit Why Soil Inoculants Fail Why Soil Inoculants Fail Posted by Andrew McGuire | March 16, 2026 Research shows why most soil inoculants struggle to establish in field soils and rarely deliver consistent crop benefits.
Visit How Pop Ecology Misleads Agriculture How Pop Ecology Misleads Agriculture Posted by Andrew McGuire | February 24, 2026 Romanticized “pop ecology” oversimplifies nature and leads to costly mistakes in real-world crop management.
Visit Can Sticks and Small Trees Power Planes? Can Sticks and Small Trees Power Planes? Posted by CSANR | January 9, 2026 Forest residues could support sustainable aviation fuel production, but scaling up depends on long-term public–private partnerships.
Visit Encouraging Compost Use Through Incentives Encouraging Compost Use Through Incentives Posted by Michael Brady | November 18, 2025 A statewide reimbursement program boosted compost use on farms, improving soils, reducing waste, and offering insights for future climate policy.
Visit The Dirt on Compost: How CSANR Has Helped Washington Waste Less and Grow More The Dirt on Compost: How CSANR Has Helped Washington Waste Less and Grow More Posted by Allie Higginbotham | July 15, 2025 CSANR has been advancing compost knowledge for decades.
Visit Cash Crops, and their Residues, Are the Best Cover Crops Cash Crops, and their Residues, Are the Best Cover Crops Posted by Andrew McGuire | June 2, 2025 Many cash crops outperform conventional cover crops in key services.
Visit Common Ground: A Narrow Organic Vision of Regenerative Agriculture Common Ground: A Narrow Organic Vision of Regenerative Agriculture Posted by Andrew McGuire | May 19, 2025 The film “Common Ground” promotes a narrow, organic-only vision of regenerative agriculture, relying on anecdotes while ignoring scientific nuance.
Visit Rhizophagy and Quorum Sensing: Don’t Fall for the Merely Fascinating Rhizophagy and Quorum Sensing: Don’t Fall for the Merely Fascinating Posted by Andrew McGuire | April 15, 2025 Rhizophagy and quorum sensing are fascinating soil processes, but evidence does not show they meaningfully replace fertilizers in crop production.
Visit Cover Crop Benefits Depend on Biomass: How Much do You Need? Cover Crop Benefits Depend on Biomass: How Much do You Need? Posted by Andrew McGuire | March 4, 2025 Cover crop benefits depend on biomass, with higher biomass needed for soil improvement and effective weed suppression beyond basic erosion control.