
A dedicated passion for sustainable agriculture developed early on, and over the years evolved into a profound dedication to the principles and practices of ecologically-focused, biodynamically-driven farming. Herein lies those thoughts and musings.
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For those that know or follow me, you know that I am primarily an orchard and vineyard consultant. I work part of the year in New York’s Hudson Valley and Finger Lakes regions. I also have clients in the Catskills, Virgi...
America is simultaneously the most beautiful and most f*cked up country on Earth right now. The diversity of environments, ecosystems, people, and things to do and experience is mind-boggling. Yet, in an age where everything seems to be goi...
I’m not sure how obvious it is to anyone, but climate change and some ill-timed or executed orchard activities don’t belong together. The combination often leads to reduced crop production and fruit quality. And as climate change gets worse...
I know it’s been a while since I’ve published anything, but I have been writing, and I have a bunch of drafts getting very close to publishable. In the meantime, we are crossing that threshold from the summer growing season into the beginni...
Earlier this year in April, I discussed nitrogen as the Bearer of Sensitivity and necessary for life on earth1. But what of carbon? Carbon is also ubiquitous and necessary for life, so how do nitrogen and carbon support each other (if at al...
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Mike has over four decades in fruit-centric agriculture working with orchardists and viticulturists on ecologically and biodynamically-driven farming practices. Mike consults with organic and biodynamic fruit growers through Know Your Roots LLC.
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