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Becoming the Good Soil: Supplementation of Cropland with Compost Increases Productivity
  A review of the use of organic supplements to cropland indicated that application of long-lasting organic amendments increased organic
Becoming the Good Soil: Increasing Soil Carbon Will Increase Crop Yields
By: Carl Sigel Increasing soil carbon will increase total soil organic matter (SOM), which is the very foundation for healthy
Consensus Grows: climate-smart agriculture key to Paris Agreement goals
By:Justin Catanoso, December 21, 2017 After the approval of the Paris Agreement in 2015, there was widespread recognition that the
Grow the Best Bird-Friendly Native Plants for Your Region
The bird people of Audubon North Carolina are all about LOCAL, and so are we! Local plants, local gardens, and
January- Increasing Energy Efficiency
” For as long as I am in the world, there is plenty of light.I am the world’s Light”    
ENERGY EFFICIENT CHURCHES: Central to Creation Care
Bruce Hunn St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Raleigh and Diocesan Committee on Environmental Ministry   Renewable energy as applied to houses
December- Shrinking Consumerism for Christmas and Beyond…...
“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where thieves break in and
Christmas Shopping Without The Bags
I have been shopping with re-usable grocery bags for a long time, but I am embarrassed to admit, I would
November - Reducing Food Waste
When they were satisfied, he told his disciples “gather up the fragments left over so that nothing may be lost."John 6:12