
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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This is a republication of my piece on fireblight from last year. It has been updated slightly to reflect evolved thinking around fireblight and the coming storm we have this week. This week’s temperatures are set to hit the high 80s and 90...
There are a basic few things that plants really need to thrive. Those are sunlight, water, warmth, and food (some of which they make themselves). We can argue about the details, but suffice it to say that a shortage or imbalance of any of t...
Have you ever wished you could change the weather? There is little doubt the 2026 has been wet from all the rain making it difficult to get into fields for planting and other tractor work. The cool weather has ensured that disease potential...
No matter how you decide to farm, we all learn - one way or another - that Mother Nature can be fickle. There was no better lesson than that this than on 21 April 2026 when vast swaths of the east cost fruit growing regions suffered through...
As many people are already aware, east coast fruit growers suffered through two nights of devastating freeze and frost. Tuesday morning was by far the worst of the two nights, but two nights stacked on top of each other doesn’t spell good f...
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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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