Resilience, Issue 39 – 2% Solutions for Hunger Thirst and CO2

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Beavers, Carbon Ranch, Grassfed Beef, Grazing, No Till, Resilience, Riparian Restoration, Water

Read me... Resilience, Issue 39 – 2% Solutions for Hunger Thirst and CO2 September 2013 These 2% Solution profiles are part of Quivira’s Carbon Ranch Project, whose goal is to share land management strategies that sequester CO2 in soils and plants, reduce...

Resilience, Issue 35 – The Back Forty

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Grassfed Beef, Grazing, Land Ethic, Land Health, Resilience, Traditional Agriculture, Water

Read me... Resilience, Issue 35 – The Back Forty February 2010 “The only progress that matters is on the actual landscape of the back forty.” – Aldo LeopoldThe news from the Back Forty is very encouraging. In many places that I have visited, people are solving...

Quivira Newsletter #27

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Collaborative Science, Land Health, Resilience

Read me... Quivira Newsletter #27 August 2005 This newsletter includes information on collaborative science, Dan Dagget, and the Joranda Experimental Range. Quivira's annual print newsletter, Resilience, has served as a source for producer-driven rangeland science, a...

Quivira Newsletter #23

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Grazing, Resilience

Read me... Quivira Newsletter #23 February 2004 This newsletter includes information on grazing in nature’s image and confessions of a new rancher. Quivira's annual print newsletter, Resilience, has served as a source for producer-driven rangeland science, a...

Quivira Newsletter #21

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Grassfed Beef, Grazing, Induced Meandering, Resilience

Read me... Quivira Newsletter #21 June 2003 This newsletter includes information on why grassfed is best, subsidized soy vs beef, James Ranch, and the 2nd Conference. Quivira's annual print newsletter, Resilience, has served as a source for producer-driven rangeland...

Quivira Newsletter #16

by Lynne Whitbeck | Mar 7, 2018 | Carbon Ranch, Collaborative Conservation, Monitoring, Resilience, Wildlife, Working with Nature

Read me... Quivira Newsletter #16 October 2001 This newsletter includes information on New Environmentalism, monitoring, and Buenos Aires. Quivira's annual print newsletter, Resilience, has served as a source for producer-driven rangeland science, a place for stories...