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Science News Dry Farming. Commercial farmers in california call it “dry farming,” and use it for anything from tomatoes, to apples, grapes, melons and potatoes. The big one is that yields are usually lower. Agriculture is a major driver of climate change and biodiversity loss. Dry farming is not without drawbacks. California can get very dry, putting water. Socolar’s study found that, because surface soils dry quickly in dry farm systems and effectively lock those nutrients away from plant roots, dry farm tomatoes use their deep roots to draw nutrients from depths of two feet and below. A generation of farmers and scientists are finding ways to sequester carbon in the soil while improving crop. Farmers in california and oregon have already seen success with harvests of tomatoes, potatoes, squash, corn, watermelons, and more,. Some farmers in the western united states are forgoing irrigation, which can save on water and. But integrating trees into farming practices can. Dry farming could help agriculture in the western u.s.

Commercial farmers in california call it “dry farming,” and use it for anything from tomatoes, to apples, grapes, melons and potatoes. Some farmers in the western united states are forgoing irrigation, which can save on water and. Socolar’s study found that, because surface soils dry quickly in dry farm systems and effectively lock those nutrients away from plant roots, dry farm tomatoes use their deep roots to draw nutrients from depths of two feet and below. But integrating trees into farming practices can. A generation of farmers and scientists are finding ways to sequester carbon in the soil while improving crop. Farmers in california and oregon have already seen success with harvests of tomatoes, potatoes, squash, corn, watermelons, and more,. California can get very dry, putting water. Dry farming could help agriculture in the western u.s. Agriculture is a major driver of climate change and biodiversity loss. Dry farming is not without drawbacks.

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Science News Dry Farming Dry farming could help agriculture in the western u.s. Dry farming is not without drawbacks. A generation of farmers and scientists are finding ways to sequester carbon in the soil while improving crop. Farmers in california and oregon have already seen success with harvests of tomatoes, potatoes, squash, corn, watermelons, and more,. Socolar’s study found that, because surface soils dry quickly in dry farm systems and effectively lock those nutrients away from plant roots, dry farm tomatoes use their deep roots to draw nutrients from depths of two feet and below. Dry farming could help agriculture in the western u.s. California can get very dry, putting water. The big one is that yields are usually lower. Agriculture is a major driver of climate change and biodiversity loss. But integrating trees into farming practices can. Commercial farmers in california call it “dry farming,” and use it for anything from tomatoes, to apples, grapes, melons and potatoes. Some farmers in the western united states are forgoing irrigation, which can save on water and.