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There was never as many acres farmed before or after. The latest USDA survey of farmland shows farmed acres have declined to 897,400,000 acres in 2019. This equates to a net loss of 308,955,000 acres since 1954 – a stunning [...] Read More Messages from Farmers Past By: Benjamin Gisin In 1935, America had approximately 6,800,000 farm enterprises – most of them family farms - according to the USDA. By 2020, farm numbers had dropped to 2,023,400 farm enterprises. Most of the 4,777,600 farms that disappeared since 1935 occurred in a 55-year span from 1935 to 1990 – at a rate of [...] Read More Finding the Right Stuff (Part 2 of 2 – The Solution) Constantly on the lookout for solutions to problems with commercial fertilizers and finding the right micro-nutrients, Billy Egan finally had a breakthrough. Through word of mouth, Egan was told about Kelp4Less. Kelp4Less just happened to be in Idaho Falls. Egan contacted Brandon at Kelp4Less who came to the greenhouses to see and understand the situation. [...] Read More Finding the Right Stuff (Part 1 of 2 – The Challenges) Billy Egan is a third-generation greenhouse nursery entrepreneur working in the family business called Egan’s Greenhouse. The business was started in Bedford, Wyoming in 1969 and grew from a few plants to 40,000 square feet of greenhouse space. In 1989, the business moved to their present location in Idaho Falls. Idaho Falls, Idaho is a [...] Read More View All Amazing But True Stories Submit your own testimonial here: Submit Now Kim M Been using Kelp 4 Less products for almost 8 maybe 10 years now. I have tried quite a few different products thru the years with at least good but most of the time excellent results. I have also reached out to the office for assistance with different soil/plant & product issues and like their products, [...] James S Atlantic Giant Pumpkin 26 days old 232lbs. Your sulfate of potash is working VERY well. View More Testimonials Recent News Articles Posted on May 18, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Cape Town, Africa – Getting Serious About Growing Food Touch the Soil News #1752 (Feature Photo – Cape Town – CCA SA 2.0 Generic, Damien du Toit) The Independent Online news portal in Cape Town, Africa, brings a story of how the city, in a unified effort, plans to fund and assist 720 micro farmers. Cape Town is one of those mega-cities that… Read more Categories: Grow Your Own Groceries , Growing Food Posted on May 3, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Growing Focus on Urban Soil Touch the Soil News #1751 (Feature Photo – Urban Food – CCA SA 2.0 Generic) With food security consciousness on the rise, attention to soils in the cities is the new environmental focus. You can read the full story here: https://environmentjournal.online/articles/urban-soil-is-often-overlooked-as-a-resource/ Read more Category: Urban Soils Posted on April 19, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Who Is America’s Largest Private Owner of Farmland? Touch the Soil News #1750 (Feature Photo – Farm Crops – Public Domain) Farmlandgrab news portal brings us the story of America’s largest owner of farmland. The farmland number is 242,000 acres. That would be a farm that is 10 miles wide and almost 40 miles long. So who would it be? None other… Read more Categories: Farmland Grabs , Farmland Ownership Posted on April 14, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Re-Thinking Apartment Living Touch the Soil News #1749 (Feature Photo – Rabbit’s Garden – Courtesy of Rabbit’s Garden) Staten Island Urby apartments have an unusual feature – and on-site urban farm. While the apartments are pricey – studio apartments as high as $2,677 per month – being next to nature and food is a valuable benefit. Brightvibes… Read more Category: Food Security Posted on April 7, 2021 April 7, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment National Food Security Touch the Soil News #1748 (Feature Photo – Food Plate – Public Domain) Given the times, interest in food security has taken on greater importance at the local and national levels. No where is this more true than in Singapore, an island nation that speaks English and must import 90 percent of its food.… Read more Categories: Food Security , Food Self-Sufficiency Posted on March 23, 2021 April 5, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment The Million Gardens Movement Touch the Soil News #1747 (Feature Photo – Food Garden – Public Domain, Symi81)) Given the times, interest in home gardening is not a surprise. However, it has spurned a project called the Million Gardens Movement. Organized by Frank Giustra and Kimbal Musk. It is a non-profit helping to bootstrap 1 million more food… Read more Category: Million Gardens Movement Posted on March 20, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment India, a Poor Nation, Is Rich with Vision Touch the Soil News #1746 (Feature Photo – India – GNU Free Doc License) Brightvibes news portal links us to an interesting story of a school immersed in nature and trees. The design was the winning entry for a competition to design a new educational facility for the city of Pune in western India.… Read more Category: Sustainable Living Posted on March 15, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Should the Department of Agriculture Help People Raise Food on Urban Farms? Touch the Soil News #1745 (Feature Photo – Eggplant – CCA SA3.0 Unported, Joydeep) The Sun Daily of Malaysia, brings an interesting story. The Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture is organizing an urban farming program (financed by the government) to help thousands of households cut living costs. The plan is to help thousands of households… Read more Category: Government Supported Urban Farming Posted on March 5, 2021 by Touch the Soil — Leave a comment Corona Lockdowns = Global Food Price Shocks Touch the Soil News #1744 (Feature Photo – The World – Public Domain) The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recently reported the latest Food Price Index for February 2021. Over the past 9 months, global food prices have risen 27.5 percent. This spike is unprecedented since the FAO started reporting changes back in 2003.… Read more Categories: Food Pandemic , Food Price Index Top rated products Bud Hardener Rated 5.00 out of 5 $ 29....