by Dr. Wayne Dorband | Oct 19, 2026 | Blog, Climate Change, Regenerative Agriculture |
Moving from conventional farming to regenerative farming is less about replacing one system overnight and more about changing how soil, crops, water, livestock, and farm inputs are managed over time. The goal is to maintain productive agriculture while improving soil...
by Dr. Wayne Dorband | Oct 14, 2026 | Blog, Climate Change
Rising temperatures are changing how households use energy to stay comfortable. As periods of extreme heat become longer or more intense, air conditioners, fans, and other cooling systems have to operate for more hours, increasing household electricity demand. The...
by Dr. Wayne Dorband | Sep 30, 2026 | Blog, Climate Change, Ecology, Ecolonomy
Rain falling over a forest does not travel directly from the sky to the soil. Before reaching the ground, rainfall encounters leaves, branches, tree trunks, understory plants, and layers of organic material on the forest floor. Each of these surfaces can intercept,...
by Dr. Wayne Dorband | Sep 21, 2026 | Agriculture
Healthy soil begins below the surface. Plant roots do much more than hold crops in the ground. They actively shape the soil around them, creating channels, supporting microorganisms, contributing organic matter, and influencing how water and air move through the soil....
by Dr. Wayne Dorband | Sep 10, 2026 | Uncategorized
Choosing the right pruning machines is a critical decision for professionals in landscaping, agriculture, forestry, and municipal maintenance. Whether you manage hedges along country roads, maintain orchards, care for public green spaces, or handle large-scale...