Earthbound Farm thriving under Taylor Farms ownership

When Monterey County, California-based Taylor Farms acquired neighbor Earthbound Farm and Mission Ranches in 2019, it was the ultimate opportunity to bring Earthbound ownership back onto its home... more »

How organic vegetable farming techniques affect soil health

Soil and crop management decisions, including crop rotation, residue management, and intensity and frequency of tillage, affect soil health and soil nutrient dynamics. Tillage can degrade soil health... more »

Strohauer Farms’ organic, specialty potatoes expand reach

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How Extension research led to Kelsey Creek Orchards going organic

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How Braga Fresh stays ahead of industry changes

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