Organic Farming News

Posted January 25, 2006:

• In Bacterial Diversity, Amazon Is A 'Desert'; Desert Is An 'Amazon'

Posted January 23, 2006:

• York Researchers Develop Pollution-Busting Plants To Clean Up Contaminated Land

Posted December 6, 2005:

• Elevated Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Increases Soil Carbon

Posted December 5, 2005:

• Warming Could Free Far More Carbon From High Arctic Soil Than Earlier Thought

Posted November 15, 2005:

• Microbes In Marine Sediments React To Temperature Changes

Posted October 14, 2005:

• Beneficial Effects Of No-Till Farming Depend Upon Future Climate Change

Posted October 12, 2005:

• Geoscientists Follow Arsenic From Chicken Feed To Streambeds

Posted September 20, 2005:

• Wormholes -- Yet Another Avenue For Pollution?

Posted July 14, 2005:

• Organic Farms Produce Same Yields As Conventional Farms

Posted June 19, 2005:

• Knowledge Of Nitrogen Transfer Between Plants And Beneficial Fungi Expands
• Climate-Friendly Farming Project Underway

Posted June 14, 2005:

• Cancer Drug Could Aid Premature Labour

Posted June 7, 2005:

• What Do 'Ecolabels' Tell About Food?

Posted April 21, 2005:

• Capturing Carbon A Key Benefit Of No-Till Soil Management

Posted March 28, 2005:

• Organic Diet Makes Rats Healthier

Posted March 26, 2005:

• Invasive Roly-Polys Might Actually Help The Soil, Study Reveals

Posted March 25, 2005:

• Designer Composts May Combat Phosphorus Overload

Posted February 23, 2005:

• K-State Professor To Discuss Feeding The World's Population Without Poison

Posted January 24, 2005:

• New Research Suggests That Climate Warming May Be Occurring Even Faster Than Previously Recognized

Posted January 6, 2005:

• Consumers To Benefit From Organic Potato Breakthrough

Posted October 12, 2004:

• Researchers Find Frozen North May Accelerate Climate Change

Posted October 11, 2004:

• Using Electromagnetic Induction To Trace Soil Nitrogen
• Ethanol Byproduct Shown To Improve Soil

Posted June 21, 2004:

• Natural, Man-Made Mix Promises Biggest Landscape Plant Growth

Posted May 10, 2004:

• Helping Beneficial Fungi Work

Posted April 16, 2004:

• No-Till Farming Offers A Quick Fix To Help Ward Off Host Of Global Problems

Posted March 30, 2004:

• Improved Crop Production And Fewer Greenhouse Gases

Posted January 28, 2004:

• Using A Companion Crop To Control Weeds Organically

Posted September 22, 2003:

• Saving Dirt: Pristine Soils Losing Out To Agriculture And Development

Posted September 12, 2003:

• New Study Begins To Unravel Fate Of Toxic Pollutants Harbored In Arctic Waters

Posted August 11, 2003:

• Search Beneath Lawns Provides Insight Into Backyard Biodiversity

Posted June 25, 2003:

• Alien Earthworms Changing Ecology Of Northeast Forests

Posted March 3, 2003:

• Composted Biosolids Bind Lead In Soil, Reducing Danger Of Poisoning

Posted February 3, 2003:

• Using Organic Waste Presents A Win-Win Situation For Municipalities, Agriculture

Posted December 6, 2002:

• Geophysicist Develops Method For Finding Underground Contaminants

Posted October 9, 2002:

• "Glowing" Technique Could Detect River Pollution

Posted August 9, 2002:

• Trees Encroaching Grasslands May Lock Up Less Carbon Than Predicted

Posted June 3, 2002:

• Research At Great Lakes Meeting Shows More Vitamin C In Organic Oranges Than Conventional Oranges

Posted May 31, 2002:

• Organic Farming Produces Smaller Crops, Healthier Soils, Swiss Researchers Report In Science

Posted January 11, 2001:

• Pine Plantations Keep Soil Fertile

Posted November 30, 2000:

• Ancient South African Soils Point To Early Terrestrial Life

Posted September 19, 2000:

• Experiment Shows Mars Needs To Take Antioxidants For Life

Posted May 22, 2000:

• Researchers Find Size Affects Growth Of Microorganisms In Mars-Like Environment

Posted March 13, 2000:

• A First: Scientists Control The Properties Of Semiconductor Devices Using Organic Molecules

Posted November 17, 1999:

• As The Earthworm Turns: Aging DDT In Soil Could Be Less Hazardous Than Previously Feared, Cornell Tests Show

Posted August 10, 1999:

• Researcher Reports That Invasive Grass Destroys Soil Nitrogen, Depletes Native Desert Plants

Posted March 15, 1999:

• Acid Rain Threatens Future Productivity Of Forests, Research Shows

Posted September 14, 1997:

• Electrically Based Technologies Heat Up The Cleanup Market

Posted August 24, 1997:

• Roadsides Benefit From Wastes, UF Researchers Say

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