Underworld Loam

Get a Vial of Underworld Loam from Hydromancer Thespia and bring it to David Wayne at Wayne's Refuge.

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If there's a gardening gene, Renee Studebaker has got it. How else to explain her ongoing efforts to turn every square inch of her overgrown Central Austin yard into something more habitable and sustainable for ...

Soil preparation

There are four main types of soil: clays, silts, sands, and loam. Loam is actually a blend of the first three types, in approximately equal percentages, and usually contains organic matter as well.

Besieged R'kiri minorities to reap benefits of growing ecotourism

Tourists relax at Ratanakkiri's Yeak Loam lake, which is maintained as a community commission by the ethnic Tampuon villages that ring its shores.

Ethnic minorities most vulnerable to land grabs, rights groups say

An agricultural boom has spurred the approval of illegal land concessions in Ratanakkiri province, which local advocates say are threatening the livelihoods of indigenous minorities Photo by: SEBASTIAN STRANGIO ...

Nitrous Oxide Emissions Respond Differently To No-till Depending On The Soil Type

The absence of tillage coupled with the accumulation of crop residues at the soil surface modifies several soil properties but also influence nitrogen dynamics.

In the garden

WE'VE had quite a bit of rain of late, and some snow to boot; enough to thoroughly moisten the ground without turning the garden into a soggy mess, as is usually the case in October.

Study Finds That No-Till Can Increase N2O Emissions in Certain Soils, Offsetting CO2 Sink

Researchers at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada investigating the short-term impacts of a no-tillage practice in a heavy clay soil found that within the first five years of the practice, nitrous oxide emissions ...

Ronald Frame interview - Read all about it

Ronald Frame interview - Read all about it He has been described as Scotland's finest contemporary author by Alexander McCall Smith.NowRonald Frame is ...

Oak, and Ash, and Thorn

Of all the trees that grow so fair, Old England to adorn, Greater are none beneath the Sun Than Oak, and Ash, and Thorn.