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Carbon Farming: Do New Rules Help The Farm?
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Carbon Farming: Do New Rules Help The Farm?

Thomas Brundy

California’s 2030 climate goals push carbon farming practices like cover cropping and reduced tillage, which sequester carbon and improve soil health. These could enhance hay quality and drought resilience, with incentives from the Healthy Soils Program. However, small farms face high costs for seeds, equipment, and labor, plus potential yield reductions that may raise hay prices. Tom’s Hay Farm is weighing these benefits against challenges and invites customer input on sustainable farming.

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Buzz Off: Keeping Flies Away from Your Livestock
Horse Care

Buzz Off: Keeping Flies Away from Your Livestock

Thomas Brundy
Delta Tunnel: Its Impact On The Farm and SoCal
From Our Farm

Delta Tunnel: Its Impact On The Farm and SoCal

Thomas Brundy
Tariffs: Leveling the Playing Field for American Farmers
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Tariffs: Leveling the Playing Field for American Farmers

Thomas Brundy
From Chick to Chicken: Your Guide to Backyard Egg Production
Livestock Care

From Chick to Chicken: Your Guide to Backyard Egg Production

Thomas Brundy
Heavy Bales vs. Light Bales: What Really Is the Difference
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Heavy Bales vs. Light Bales: What Really Is the Difference

Thomas Brundy
California Mid-Winter Fair: Feb 28 to Mar 16
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California Mid-Winter Fair: Feb 28 to Mar 16

Thomas Brundy
The Heart of Ranching: Calving Season
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The Heart of Ranching: Calving Season

Thomas Brundy
Feeding Horses in Winter: Adjusting for the Season
Horse Care

Feeding Horses in Winter: Adjusting for the Season

Thomas Brundy
Inspiring the Next Generation
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Inspiring the Next Generation

Thomas Brundy
Adjusting Feed For Horses
Horse Care

Adjusting Feed For Horses

Thomas Brundy
Imperial Valley in Full Swing
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Imperial Valley in Full Swing

Thomas Brundy