Simple Ways and Tips to Farm Well in Changing Climates

Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it’s a lived reality, testing the mettle of agricultural communities and their age-old practices

Consider drip irrigation or micro-sprinklers to deliver water directly to plant roots over traditional irrigation

Water Wisely

A layer of organic mulch around your plants helps retain moisture in the soil, reducing the need for frequent watering

Mulch matters

Monoculture farming is vulnerable to pests, diseases, and changing weather. Diversifying crops helps create a balanced ecosystem

Think diversity

Research and select crop varieties bred for tolerance to heat, drought, and other climate-specific challenges

Seek drought-resistant varieties

Planting cover crops in between cash crops can suppress weeds, improve soil fertility, and retain moisture

Experiment with cover crops

Stay ahead of the curve by utilizing weather forecasting tools and resources

Climate forecasting