Dry Farming in the Pacific Northwest

Learn about research into dry farming techniques for vegetable crops in the maritime Pacific Northwest. This project is supported by the USDA Northwest Climate Hub (www.climatehub...) which provides science-based information to assist with making climate-informed decisions. Dry farming is a technique that utilizes the natural moisture retention of soil to grow crops without irrigation, which may be a useful strategy for farmers experiencing drought or altered precipitation patterns. This research was led by the Oregon State University Extension Service Small Farms (extension.oreg...) program.
To learn more about the USDA Northwest Climate Hub, check out our website (www.climatehub....

[@hopeforthefuture8680]

I have a rental house and reuse water. But it’s just me and 4 cats. Still, carrying gal jugs of water everyday is very hard

[@uarestrong76]

get a pond pump and some 1/2 in hose route out a window.

[@passageone8339]

Pedantic lecture opener. Shifts to useless content nobody cares about - we care about the useful info on topic listed not bureaucratic politically correct jargon salad.

[@b_uppy]

This does little to instruct. This is more the forest service giving themselves a pat on the back while showing nothing...

[@sylviapuppysticker8664]

The video? Yeah its 5 minutes long... OSU is the one doing the research right? They probably have more information on theirwebsite somewhere