ThunderHoneySnow, to wildlife
@ThunderHoneySnow@mas.to avatar

In my research I asked farmers how they evaluated farming practices and increased biodiversity was one of their metrics. They were right!

"Changing How We Farm Might Protect Wild Mammals—and Fight Climate Change

Nearly a quarter of U.S. mammal species are on the endangered species list. Researchers say farming with biodiversity in mind may help stave off further decline."

#Agriculture #WildLife #Farming #OrganicAg #Organic #OrganicFarming #SustainableAg #Biodiversity

https://civileats.com/2024/05/06/changing-how-we-farm-might-protect-wild-mammals-and-fight-climate-change/

hisstogramma, to random
@hisstogramma@m.ai6yr.org avatar

A story in 3 photos. A super cool chicken farm with a roadside egg, honey, and butter stand. Pay $0.25 for chicken feed. Happy chickens break out of the ranch (plus some sparrows) and come on over for snacks. Brilliant marketing department.

A gumball machine except filled with chicken scratch
Three Happy chickens at the roadside stand eating corn from the gumball machine

deborahh, to Mexico
@deborahh@mstdn.ca avatar

In Oaxaca, Mexico:
An ancient Maize that self-fertilises with nitrogen pulled from the air?! 🤯

And the question of: who "owns" it?

https://youtu.be/CFyd-kC6IUw?si=pgO3HtMHN1NGFSxm

KimPerales, to environment
@KimPerales@toad.social avatar

Republicans want few regs, & more babies, they don't understand science.

“No matter how we looked at the analysis & results, we saw a persistent assoc. b/w increasing levels of insecticide & decreases in sperm concentration -I'd hope this study would get the attention of regulators seeking to make decisions to keep the public safe from inadvertent, unplanned impacts of insecticides.”

Global decline in male fertility linked to pesticides.

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/global-decline-sperm-concentrations-linked-common-pesticides-rcna125164

EllieK, to gardening
@EllieK@mstdn.ca avatar

Today's garden haul. It's been a tough year but we still have a lot to eat every day & even some to freeze. Here are lettuce, cilantro, nasturtiums, tomatoes, broccoli spears, mustard greens,arugula & anise hyssop flowers for the tea in the second pic.

Two tea glasses are on grey counter surface, filled with water steeping the leaves and purple anise hyssop flowers.

ScientificEuropean, to climate
@ScientificEuropean@toot.community avatar

Organic Farming can have much Greater Implications for Climate Change
Study shows growing food organically has higher impact on climate because of more land use

Organic food has become very popular in the last decade...........

SCIEU Team

https://www.scientificeuropean.co.uk/sciences/agriculture-food/organic-farming-can-have-much-greater-implications-for-climate-change/

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