Soil carbon plays a central role in helping to combat climate change, nourish plants, support biodiversity, purify and store water, and promote healthy soil structure.
Plant and soil microbial communities play an important role in carbon sequestration. Biological indicators related to these communities may offer alternatives to direct carbon measurements in some scenarios, potentially helping to forecast future changes.
In light of this particularly wet and cold winter, Part 2 of our Appreciation for Water series explores the connection between healthy soils, soil structure and texture, and water infiltration
Last month, with support from the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research, TomKat Ranch Educational Foundation, and other match funders, Point Blue published
At any moment, the extreme power of Nature can leave us awestruck—and overwhelmed. With the rains that recently drenched California
Soil is the literal and metaphorical foundation of all we do at TomKat Ranch. Healthy and vibrant soil lies at the heart of regenerative agriculture and is the key
