At Earthmade, we believe that sustainability is the foundation of a thriving agricultural future. As raspberry farming continues to grow in popularity, it's crucial to adopt practices that not only produce quality fruit but also protect the environment. Our commitment to sustainable farming extends to raspberries, where we

With the Holiday season approaching, everyone has food on the brain. What will you cook? What will you eat? Will you go back for seconds, thirds? But perhaps a question you’re not asking is… how much food is actually wasted from farm to the Holiday table? Roughly 40%

During the last couple of years, major events have deeply impacted the Agriculture industry…the first being the COVID-19 Pandemic. At the height of business closures and uncertainty, American farm operations never stopped running, and farmers across the nation pivoted and adapted to meet the needs of consumers. Earthmade

Did you know that fruits and vegetables you eat today have less nutrients than those in 1950? The nutritional values of some commonly loved vegetables, from asparagus to spinach, have dropped significantly since then. A 2004 US study found that important nutrients in some garden crops are up

Agricultural pesticides do more than just harm our produce. They also have a significant effect on local wildlife too. In addition to harming land animals, pesticides can have a drastic effect on rivers and their unique ecosystems. A recent report shows that crucial species to England’s river ecosystem

Pesticide residue is defined by the World Health Organization as “any substance or mixture of substances in food for man or animals resulting from the use of a pesticide and includes any specified derivatives, such as degradation and conversion products, metabolites, reaction products, and impurities that are considered

What to know about the soil microbiome: Soils harbor the most diverse and complex microbiome, and are an invaluable resource for sustainable ecosystems. Microorganisms are overwhelmingly abundant in soils, and, after plants, microorganisms residing in the soil and deep surface represent the largest fraction of global biomass on

Earthmade isn’t just a product. It is a brand new way of farming and growing. It doesn’t require the chemicals used in conventional farming, and it has higher yields and longer life than organic farming. Earthmade is forging it’s way into a more sustainable future, one strawberry at

From its inception, Earthmade has set out to be not only a reactive solution, but a proactive one as well. We need to keep in mind that “Politicians are not the solution, you and I are the solution as consumers.” It’s up to us to make the right

In addition to recruiting global farmers, Earthmade has gained an ally in a man who has made it his life mission to understand the health of our plant. Shapiro has been involved with sustainable agricultural and agroforestry systems, pattern recognition, plant breeding, molecular biology and genetics for over