Interplay between crop production and livestock can lead to improved soil health and biodiversity.

Ecosystem resilience is the ability for your soil, land, plants and animals to bounce back from harsh conditions.

• ​Pollinator strips, rotational grazing, intercropping, cover crops, and wildlife habitat are all ways to improve your operations biodiversity.

Beneficial insects and predators can be key to reducing inputs like insecticide or pesticide once a functioning ecosystem has established.

Companion cropping and intercropping in general, can be a great alternative to monocultures and can provide a great deal of benefits.

•  Knowing what cropping recipes to use for your region and expected outcome is integral to success.