Jan 2, 2023 | Silvopasture
Ten Resources to Help You Start Grazing This post was produced in collaboration with Grassland 2.0. Well-managed grazing practices can be profitable, enjoyable, and good for the land. As you get started grazing, nothing will be more valuable to you than talking with...
Dec 19, 2022 | Podcast, Silvopasture, Tree Crops
🔊Partnering for Agroforestry, Part II: Nettle Valley Farm, Southern Ohio Chestnut Company, and Delight Flower Farm The latest episode of our podcast features more farmers from our Partnering for Agroforestry video series! This is a project we’ve been working on for...
Nov 1, 2022 | Podcast, Silvopasture
🔊“We Have Mongoose Pressure” – Silvopasture Farmer-to-Farmer Interviews Several years ago, the Savanna Institute received grant funding for a silvopasture establishment study, working with four Midwest farms to compare different methods of protecting...
Aug 22, 2022 | Podcast, Silvopasture
🔊Partnering for Agroforestry, Part I Before you begin an agroforestry project, ask yourself one question: “Who are my partners?” Our new Partnering for Agroforestry series highlights nine examples of partnerships that have made agroforestry possible. Our latest...
Aug 16, 2022 | Climate, Silvopasture
How to plant a silvopasture with All Seasons Farm All Seasons Farm in Cashton, WI is home to 50 grass-fed dairy cattle managed by Tucker and Becky Gretebeck. They sell the milk to the Organic Valley Dairy Cooperative headquartered nearby. The farm is also home to a...
Aug 2, 2022 | Podcast, Silvopasture
🔊 “The Indiana Jones of Agroforestry” with Eliza Greenman Eliza Greenman is a farmer, “fruit explorer”, and Savanna Institute staff member based in Virginia. In addition to working with the Savanna Institute to identify the best tree crops and cultivars...
🔊 “You Can’t Believe It Grows Here” – Project Pawpaw with Adam D’Angelo
🔊 A Thorny Topic: Black Locust and Honey Locust for Agroforestry
🔊 “Spreadsheets on the Radio” – Farm Viability and the Fruit & Nut Compass with John Hendrickson
🔊 Getting Started with Forest Farming – Ingrid Daudert, Karam Sheban, and Robin Suggs
🔊 Agroforestry for Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation – with Nate Lawrence and Monika Shea