Gabe Brown bought a farm in North Dakota in the early 1990s. In 1995 and 1996, he said he lost 100 per cent of his crops to hail. In 1997 Brown wasn't able to harvest his crops due to drought.

A School of Hard Knocks In well-worn jeans and a plaid shirt, Gabe Brown looks like the North Dakota farmer-rancher he is. But if you were to assume that Brown practices typical U.S. production ...

Gabe Brown and Sarah Vogel will be inducted ... and fairer appeal procedures. Her book, “The Farmer’s Lawyer: The North Dakota Nine and the Fight to Save the Family Farm,” details the ...

Gabe Brown, a nationally-recognized innovator of ... Gabe has more than 30 years of experience farming just outside of Bismarck, North Dakota in a region defined by intense weather challenges ...

In her book “The Soil Will Save Us,” writer Kristin Ohlson concludes that the low-cost, low-tech solution to climate change may be directly underfoot—in healthy soil. This website uses cookies to ...

In arid central North Dakota, that helps keep Brown's Ranch resistant to ... bring another family onto the operation," Gabe says. He points out that farmers usually only get about 14 cents for ...

“Dirt to Soil” is a compelling environmental book by world-renowned regenerative agricultural farmer ... Brown started working with his father-in-law on their family farm in North Dakota.

On March 5, Gabe Brown and Sarah Vogel will ... been an advocate and leader for family farmers and ranchers across the ...

Common Ground illustrates the advantages of regenerative farming by showcasing the stories of diverse farmers who engage ... to allow for soil recovery. Brown’s farmland, “Brown’s Ranch,” in Bismarck, ...