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Don't miss it! Tomorrow New York Soil Health and Cornell CALS are hosting Cover Crop Field Day! 🌱 Learn and talk with experts on the importance of #covercrops Stay tuned for more cover crop content this month!

Cover crops, a cozy blanket for soil! 😊 These types of plants protect soil from erosion, pets, and weeds, while enhancing organic material and biodiversity...what can't they do? Check out the link in our bio for more information! 🌱

What's the right #covercrop for me? Don't worry, we've got the solution! 😮‍💨 Using our Winter Cover Crop Planting Scheduler tool on the CSF website, you can determine what and when to plant your cover crop. 🌱 Click the link in our bio to check it out! #sustainable #agriculture

Cover crops play a crucial role in #climatemitigation, reducing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. 🌍💚 They sequester CO2 and help reduce water pollution, promoting healthier soils and ecosystems. Check out the link in our bio to learn more! 🌱✨

Let's dig deeper and nurture the foundation of our future! Soil health is vital for thriving plants, clean water, and a balanced climate. Check out the link in our bio or @newyorksoilhealth!

This digital tool helps farmers optimize #nitrogen use, reducing runoff and protecting #soilhealth. Proper nitrogen management prevents soil acidification, reduces pollution, and boosts crop yields. 🌱

#Soil organic matter is the foundation of healthy soil. Made up of decomposed plant and animal material, it improves soil structure, water retention, and nutrient availability. The more diverse, the healthier the soil! 🌿

Farm smarter, not harder 🌾. With #variable-rateapplication, you can apply inputs like water and fertilizer exactly where they're needed, optimizing yields and minimizing waste. Precision for a greener, more efficient farm.

Protect your soil and waterways with a runoff risk tool 🌧️. By monitoring runoff potential, farmers can make smarter decisions to reduce nutrient loss and protect soil health. Let's keep it in the ground where it belongs!

Less tilling, more benefits 🌱. #No-till farming preserves soil structure, boosts biodiversity, and helps lock in carbon. A simple change with big impacts for soil health and the #environment

Let's dig into #composting! Did you know your pizza crust or banana peels can be turned into a nutrient-rich soil additive? Forgot the landfill, these scraps are going somewhere useful! Be part of the solution and drop-off your food scraps @recycletompkins

Did you know 20 to 30 percent of what we throw away could be #composted? Not only can composting reduce #greenhousegasses but it can also greatly improve #soil health! Who knew your pizza crust could fight climate change?

Efficient farming starts with the right tools. Our greenhouse accounting tool helps you keep track of #GHG, manage carbon credits, and maximize your profits—so you can focus on what matters most: growing! Click the link in our bio to get started!

Here's a breakdown of all the different types of #composting! All methods simply need 30:1 of carbon and nitrogen, moisture, and oxygen...that means composting can happen at ANY scale from industrial farms to your own backyard!

To kick off they new year, we're continuing our composting series! Here's a break down of the four primary phases of composting. Stay tuned for more soilutions!

Interested in big data and AI in science? We've got the seminar for y'all! This Thursday catch Professor Luo at the SIPS seminar series. Follow us for more highlights!

Measure, manage, and minimize: here are some of the benefits of GHG accounting! Click the link in our bio to start tracking on your farms.

The final installment of our compost series! Here are four ways compost improve and maintain soil health.

Happy summer New York! New York Soil Health Field Days are here: come dig into soil care, climate-smart practices, and community. 🌱☀️ Check out the schedule and join us in the field! #SoilHealth #ClimateSmartFarming #FieldDays2025

Agroforestry weaves trees into crop and livestock areas, building healthier soils, cutting erosion, providing shade for animals, and adding new farm products. 🌳🌾🐄