Carbon sequestration for innovative and responsible farming

Carbon sequestration for innovative and responsible farming

A kid planting a seed.

Climate change poses a major risk to farmers who are closer than anyone else to the ravages of nature. Low rainfall, sizzling summers and wildfires are becoming increasingly hard to ignore. Thankfully, there are proactive solutions available. For instance, soil carbon sequestration is being used as both a carbon reduction method and a way to improve soil quality. Learn more about it and other steps you can take to help the environment.

Test your soil: Why and how

It’s time to prepare for spring planting. Soil testing is more than just about growing the most. Knowing your pH from the beginning can assist you with the direction and purpose of your planting.

Is your lawn good for the environment?

Your home lawn can be easy to manage, natural and sustainable. Really. If the standard lawn is not for you anymore, read our latest blog to learn about alternatives that are beautiful and play a critical role in our ecosystem. Make your home stand out in the neighborhood year-round while supporting sustainable plant life in your own yard.

Partnering with farmers for sustainability

Would you like to learn more about how to strengthen your garden and help the environment? Vermicomposting is a way to produce natural, organic soil that gets results. It is a process that uses worms to break down organic matter,. Learn more about how Worm Power uses this process.

Worm Power announces new team members

Worm Power, the world leader in organic Vermicompost products, has added new team members as the company continues to grow. Read the press release here.

What do microbes (really) do in your soil?

Hear us out…not all germs are bad germs! In fact, microbes could be the very thing that your soil is missing – and they can help you unlock boundless growth and success for your next harvest. Click to read more about the benefits you can enjoy with your growing operation when you add microbes to your mix.

Which growing medium is best for gardening?

Ready to get up and grow? It’s probably time that you mixed up your garden or farm-growing media. We promise the investment’s worth it. You’ll wind up with more delicious, nutrient-dense crops (and a greater quantity, at that!)

How worms power regenerative agriculture

Exciting research points to the importance of the soil health that worms make possible in advancing a regenerative agriculture system. Here’s what you need to know.