Acres U.S.A., The Voice of Eco-Agriculture, March 2024 | Issue #633, Copyright 2024, 67 pages. Subscribe in Print and Digital FEATURES Control Pathogens with Microbial DiversityBY DAVID OLSONMicrobe diversity delivers resilience and is a principal driver of soil and plant health. A Rose By Any Other NameBY NIGEL PALMERWeeds are nature's mineral redistribution system and a way to sequester carbon at many depths in the soil. Carbon CashflowBY BRIAN DOUGHERTYCycling more carbon through the soil should be your top priority. Terra Preta's Biological AdvantageBY CRAIG HARTSOUGHModern soil DNA testing reveals the rich microbiology of Amazonian Dark Earth. Hands-On Ukranian AgronomyBY ROMAN GRYNYSHYNDespite pandemic and war, ecological farming methods are gaining traction in Ukraine. DEPARTMENTS VIEW FROM THE COUNTRYMonthly musings from Acres U.S.A.’s editor. OPINION A Leader in Ecological Agriculture for the Next Fifty YearsBY TAYLOR HENRYSharing my vision for Acres U.S.A. ECO-UPDATE News in brief on developments in agronomic science. REGEN AGRONOMY Biostimulants in Modern AgricultureBY PATRICK FREEZEEnhancing crop productivity and environmental health with biostimulants. REGEN ECONOMICS Keeping on Top of the BooksBY KIRSTEN SIMMONSProper bookkeeping really does enable better decisions. INTERVIEWThe Good Endophyte- John Kempf and Dr. James White discuss how plants receive much of their nutrient requirement via endophytes- from microbes inside the plants. REVIEWS BOOKSTORE MARKETPLACE CLASSIFIEDS ECO-MEETINGS ECO-GRAPHIC Subscribe to Acres U.S.A. If you enjoyed this issue, or any that you've come across – consider subscribing! Acres U.S.A. is a monthly magazine full of in-depth articles that educate and inform. Subscribe in Print and Digital
