Sustainable Farming Educational Resources
The sustainable farming educational resource is a compilation of research articles, podcasts, presentations, videos and handouts. The search box allows for easy browsing and research. Or you can search by topic or resource type using the navigation on the right.
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Recent Resources
Biological control is emerging as a promising solution for spotted lanternfly in vineyards. Anne Johnson (Michigan State University) explains how natural predators, tree of heaven removal, and community science are advancing sustainable spotted lanternfly management for wine grape growers.
Boost your social media marketing without creating more content. Discover four simple strategies to improve SEO, help the right audience find your posts, increase saves and shares, build authentic connections, and repurpose content to maximize your reach.
Choosing the right grapevine rootstock can improve drought resilience and vineyard performance. Patty Skinkis (Oregon State University) shares insights from long-term Oregon rootstock trial, including how rootstocks influence vine growth, yield, water stress, and establishment under changing climate conditions.
AS WINE MARKETS TIGHTEN, some growers are making a decision that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago: stepping away from production to preserve the vineyard itself. This practice is known as mothballing.
While Santa Barbara’s Foxen Canyon area is known for its natural beauty, reliable cell service is not one of its amenities.