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Meet Kansas Landowner Brenda Sharp: “Never Leave a Frying Pan of Bare Soil”

“My father, in his childhood, experienced firsthand the 1930s Dust Bowl. Living during and in the fallout of such ecological devastation, and eating sandwiches full of dirt...

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Inputs, Data, and Sustainability: 4 Trends From Commodity Classic 2022

After two years of virtual chats and webinars, Indigo was excited to be back in-person at Commodity Classic this month, walking the trade show floor with farmers and partners...

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Tips & Tricks to Succeed in a Carbon Program

Before joining a carbon program, some farmers will have more questions to answer than others, depending on how they farm. The biggest factor is how familiar a farmer is with...

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Fashion Forward: The North Face Sources Sustainable Cotton

This season marks the beginning of “Spring Fashion Weeks” around the globe. From New York to Paris to Hong Kong, the fashion world showcases its creative progress on the...

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Organic vs. Carbon Farming: What’s the Difference and Why Does it Matter?

Ryan Stockwell is a Wisconsin farmer who helps farmers solve problems on their farms with Carbon by Indigo.

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Building Your Legacy: 3 Steps to Bring the Farm Forward For the Next Generation

Most people might find it surprising to learn that 98 percent of farms in the United States are family-owned in some capacity, according to the USDA’s Economic Resource...

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How to Make Cover Crops Work for You

Cover crops are hailed by carbon farmers as one of the first and most influential changes a grower can make as they work toward better soil health and sustainability.

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Meet the Haynie Family: Seeking Equity and Education in Farming

“When talking to my granddad, I learned that when he started out, people would come burn his stuff down. Our hog pens were burned down. There were death threats sent to our...

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5 Takeaways From the Carbon Farming Connection

Using carbon farming practices to generate agricultural carbon credits has become a real opportunity for farmers to address agronomic problems, reduce on-farm expenses, and...

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Making Your Land Work for You (And the Planet)

There’s a change happening in agriculture. Farmers are considering and adopting farming practices like cover crops, reduced tillage, and diverse crop rotations that are not...

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