Rooted in Conservation

Stewardship Is a Bainbridge Family Tradition

Neal, Lewis and Matthew Bainbridge inspect one of their fields of a cover crop cocktail. They plant a cocktail of four to six different cover crops to balance out the whims of Mother Nature in any given season. (Progressive Farmer photo by Tom Dodge)
Neal, Lewis and Matthew Bainbridge inspect one of their fields of a cover crop cocktail. They plant a cocktail of four to six different cover crops to balance out the whims of Mother Nature in any given season. (Progressive Farmer photo by Tom Dodge)
Balance is a key to a South Dakota family's philosophy of farming.

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