More people and companies are interested in sourcing high quality, certified organic botanicals from US grown farms. And family farmers who do grow botanicals do so because they see this as a way to change the world, a way to care for the soil, to produce healthy herbal medicine for their community, to provide good […]

Join Patrick Holden and Richard Dunne to discuss why it is so important that young people learn about sustainable food systems. We are delighted that Patrick Holden, CEO of the Sustainable Food Trust, will be joining The Harmony Project's Director of Education, Richard Dunne, for a discussion around the importance of learning about sustainable food […]

Building on what we covered in the first session, we will now delve underground and take a close look at how plants get their nutrients from the soil. We will explore how supporting life in the soil is fundamental to achieving and maintaining a healthy soil, which will in turn gives us healthy and vigorous […]

The event will highlight leaders who are designing systems to create a regenerative system that also promotes equality, and create an inclusive and sustainable society. The panel will feature expert voices discussing what it means to build a regenerative and resilient business in the fashion industry, and how it can be a force for good […]

Learn about organic and sustainable techniques to build healthy soils! Join us for this Free online workshop about building healthy soils in your garden and growing spaces. No gardening experience necessary; new gardeners welcome! Topics that will be covered include: soil properties the role of organic matter in healthy soils aeration and drainage nutrients and […]

Farmers who join our research projects have the opportunity to connect with a learning community of their peers. During this online meeting for row crop farmers participating in our Soil Health Benchmark Study, we’ll be highlighting several “mini case studies” of research fields that represent trends we’ve observed from the 2020 Cornell Soil Health Test […]

Integrating habitat onto farms and other landscapes can support pollinators and the pollination services they provide. However, flower-rich plantings often require ongoing management to maintain wildflower diversity for pollinators over time. Come learn about a framework for selecting the most appropriate management techniques, and learn how landowners we work with are managing their pollinator plantings. […]

A free webinar covering recent R&D on how we can grow crops into living green understories or as part of crop mixtures, and its benefits. Living mulches and intercropping present potential opportunities to improve sustainability, resilience, and soil health in agricultural systems.   This free webinar will look at recent R&D on how crops can […]

Clean Water Action MN - Field to Fork Campaign Presents: Can You Dig It? Soil Health Forum April 7th | 7pm Free and open to all! Healthy soil is essential for sustainable and productive agriculture. Managing soil health allows producers to work with the land, not against it, while reducing erosion, maximizing water infiltration, improving […]

Discover the mysteries of pollinators and natural enemies of crop pests through this informative webinar. Learn how to differentiate a honey bee from a native bee and how to recognize some of our most common natural enemies of crop pests. This webinar will introduce a simple monitoring protocol designed to help farmers, land-managers and backyard […]

taller Regenera Internacional! 🐂🌱Introducción a la Ganadería Regenerativa y  maratón de Experiencias de Manejo Holístico en 6 países! Link para ver la transmisión en vivo por Youtube https://youtu.be/iVQbcVjJ2nM

Learn how to set up your own worm composting bin and turn your food scraps into a nutrient rich soil amendment. A FREE virtual Worm Composting Workshop will be offered by the Contra Costa County Department of Conservation and Development on Saturday, April 10, 2021 from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. You will learn how […]

Como fazer agricultura, obtendo frutos e vegetais de elevado valor nutricional aumentando a qualidade do solo e do ecossistema agrícola. Curso teórico e prático, com uma abordagem que vai para além do modo de produção biológico. Adequado a quem produz hortícolas, fruteiras, cereais, olival ou vinha, em explorações agrícolas ou para autoconsumo. Para compreender, aprender […]

Farmers who join our research projects have the opportunity to connect with a learning community of their peers. During this online meeting for pastured livestock farmers participating in our Soil Health Benchmark Study, we’ll be highlighting several “mini case studies” of research fields that represent trends we’ve observed from the 2020 Cornell Soil Health Test […]

Espacio virtual donde convergen experiencias y conocimiento de toda Latinoamérica en torno a las soluciones para regenerar suelos degradados Reuniremos cerca de 120 asistentes Colombianos y latinoamericanos dentro de los que se encuentran agricultores, empresarios, investigadores, expertos, profesionales, docentes, estudiantes e interesados. Tendremos avances y experiencias en el tema que serán abordados a través de: […]

The traditional hierarchical, mechanistic model of organizations is failing us, our communities, and our planet. We need to radically reimagine our organizations as complex living systems that unleash potential and create the conditions for abundance and resilience to emerge.   In this course, the nRhythm team will take you on a journey to design and manage your organization as a Regenerative Organization where thriving members, resilience, and value and wealth creation are recurring outcomes of its underlying health.

Scheduled for 1:00 PM CDT Apr 14, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EJcrQ5HcW0

April 14 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT FREE Reducing tillage is a challenging yet rewarding task for organic farmers. Different from conventional farmers who spray herbicides, organic farmers sometimes have to use frequent tillage to prepare the seed bed and/or to cultivate to control weeds, compromising their full potential in building soil health. In this webinar, […]

Witaskîwin: Allyship Through Conservation Part of Regeneration Canada's 2021 Webinar Series Simultaneous interpretation available | Traduction simultanée disponible Join Philip Brass and Kristen Martin from the Nature Conservancy of Canada on reconciliation and allyship between Indigenous communities and farmers, ranchers and other players in the regenerative land stewardship movement. The lives and cultures of Indigenous […]

Scheduled for 12:30 PM CDT Apr 15, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZE-6ZFAgpE

Regenerative agriculture is a relatively new term to describe a suite of management practices that aim to improve the soil and water quality of a farm. In many ways, regenerative agriculture is a net mitigator of climate change while introducing species diversity to a farm, including the opportunity for native plantings. Hans Schmitz, Purdue Extension […]

Join the Indiana Native Plant Society Central Chapter via Zoom Wednesday, April 14, 7 PM EST to discuss regenerative agriculture with Hans Schmitz. Regenerative agriculture is a relatively new term to describe a suite of management practices that aim to improve the soil and water quality of a farm. In many ways, regenerative agriculture is […]

Compartimos el Curso de Sistemas Agroflorestales Sintrópicos que va a estar a cargo del Ing. Agr. Augusto Colagioia, ¡Es gratuito! Te podés inscribir en HOLA@QUINTAESENCIA.ORG.AR

Introduction to garden and agricultural soil biology including how to cultivate healthy microbes for healthy trees and plants Plants have a microbiome just like humans and in order to be healthy they need a healthy microbiome (probiotics). To maximize plant health is best to start from the ground-up. Soil health is critical to plant health […]

Scheduled for 1:00 PM CDT Apr 16, 2021 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ztv5BzjbYk

Join us for our online 'Edible Landscapes' class! Use this direct link the day of the class... https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81031366904 We all strive for beautiful landscapes, why can't they be functional too?! Edibles are a great way to add long-lasting beauty & food for harvest from your yard. Learn about everything from design (in all types of […]

April 17 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm EDT $60 You’ve heard of compost—but maybe you think it’s too hard, too messy, or too complicated to start at home. Rodale Institute is here to tell you: you can compost like a pro! This class will teach you how to begin composting effectively in your backyard, quickly identify and […]

FECHAS: 19 DE ABRIL A 9 DE JULIO La Especialización en Manejo Holístico es una capacitación destinada a productores y asesores ganaderos, donde se aprenden los fundamentos teóricos y los procedimientos de planificación que componen al Manejo Holístico. Es el formato más avanzado de aprendizaje dictado por el Savory Institute, formando practicantes que pueden implementar […]

What is more basic to our very survival than our food system? Yet today, the unfolding economic crisis unleashed with the Covid19 pandemic has been accompanied by an increase in food insecurity especially in countries that are dependent on imported food. In addition to being implicated as a cause of the pandemic, our current food […]

Tuesday, April 20th 12pm to 1pm Quivira Coalition and Mad Agriculture are hosting this workshop featuring ranch manager Jorge Ramirez of Taiban Creek Ranch located in De Baca County, New Mexico. Jorge will share how he manages his intensive rotational grazing system using electric fencing, and how this practice helps him manage for soil health on […]

Regenerative Earth Summit - Session 4 The 4th in our Regenerative Earth Summit Series will focus on the Regenerative Narrative: Media, Messaging, Education and Research. Join us April 20-21, 2021 (10am-2pm MT) to dive into the underlying narrative that serves as the baseline for regenerative practices and to examine how to use this narrative with […]

Economic Benefits of Healthy Soil Improvement Practices - Healthy vs Unhealthy Soil Learn which soil health improvement practices can be economically beneficial for your growing operation. Join our webinar here: https://meet.google.com/shm-tbxg-zmq What we do at Nurture Growth Bio: We rescue food waste from supermarkets and restaurants and with a little help from our proprietary blend […]

Join Duke Farms and the New Jersey Conservation Foundation for a discussion of recently published research on effective deer management. Effective management of deer populations in New Jersey is essential to reversing forest degradation and potentially a vital piece in achieving state climate goals that depend upon protecting and enhancing carbon stored in our forests. […]

Beavers provide a wide range of ecological benefits, including wildlife habitat creation, pollution filtration, and the attenuation of both drought and flooding. In recent years, researchers have begun to explore another crucial beaver service: wildfire mitigation and post-fire recovery. A growing body of evidence suggests that beaver-created ponds and wetlands offer fire refugia and even fire breaks, and aid […]

Join The Alliance Center for a special webinar on the importance of soil health and composting in your own backyard! On average, the US loses 30 soccer fields worth of fertile soil every minute. Some estimates project that by 2075 we will run out of farmable soil! We invite you to a webinar focused on […]

Carbon Sequestration from the Ground Up: Opportunities in Northeastern Farms and Forests Friday, April 23, 2021: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. EDT Saturday, April 24, 2021: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. EDT   Natural and working lands have a unique role to play in addressing climate change, and in the Northeast, groundbreaking work is occurring […]

An introductory lesson in soil ecology-learn all about the microscopic creatures that help maintain a healthy soil ecosystem! Soil is capable of supporting plant life and is vital to life on earth, yet we understand very little about its complexities. Dig deeper with this introductory soil science workshop where we’ll look at the soil ecosystem […]

April 24 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT FREE Join us for a community screening of the documentary film The Biggest Little Farm in Rodale Institute’s theater. The Biggest Little Farm chronicles one California couple’s journey into the world of organic farming—never shying away from showing their challenges, but equally quick to celebrate their successes in turning a once-barren landscape […]

Explore how to implement regenerative practices in your own home garden to help build resilience to pests, climate change, and drought. Come and explore how we can implement regenerative practices in our home gardens. Learn techniques for building healthy resilient gardens that can withstand drought and pest stresses through innovative practices such as no-dig gardening, […]

Location: Rancho Mastatal Sustainability Education Center SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 20219:00 AM SATURDAY, MAY 8, 20217:00 PM   Join our diverse team of permaculture instructors led by Scott Gallant and Hugo Soto for this annual life-changing 2-week experience. The course covers the core Permaculture Design curriculum and emphasizes creating diverse multi-functional human landscapes based on ecological […]

Soil degradation is robbing us of one of the best means of stopping climate change. We need to reverse it We will discuss how soil degradation contributes to climate change, and how and why much of the best land is suffering erosion. We will talk about the UK’s land and agriculture policies, and what we […]

Learn more about the science and sustainability of regenerative agricultural and what it means for your everyday purchasing decisions. What if raising livestock was part of the solution to help mitigate climate change and not part of the problem? It’s no secret that industrial animal agriculture is a disaster for the planet and cows raised […]

Learn more about the science and sustainability of regenerative agricultural and what it means for your everyday purchasing decisions. What if raising livestock was part of the solution to help mitigate climate change and not part of the problem? It’s no secret that industrial animal agriculture is a disaster for the planet and cows raised […]

Join The Big Garden's Stephanie Finklea and City Sprouts' Addie Gengenbach in this virtual workshop for an introduction on soil health. Healthy soil is your first line of defense against diseases that threaten crop growth. In this class, you will learn how to assess the health of your soil and how to maintain healthy soil. […]

As part of a new research initiative, Rodale Institute is working towards understanding how organic farming management and improved soil health leads to improved human health. As a first step, we have begun nutrient testing of grains in our long-term Farming Systems Trial, entering its 41st year, and other trials on the farm. This webinar will […]

Celebrate Earth Day 2021 with Citizens Climate Education by learning more about Restoring Our Earth using Regenerative Agriculture! Please join Grand Traverse Area Citizens' Climate Lobby from 6:30 - 8:00PM on Tuesday April 27, 2021 for a virtual Regenerative Agriculture Forum. We'll hear from local experts in soil health, sustainable farming, and rotational grazing. The […]

Julia Collins Planet FWD Julia Collins is a serial entrepreneur and active angel investor who spent her career building food companies and now leads Planet FWD, a company on a mission to tackle climate change by making it easier to bring climate-friendly products to market. Thursday, April 29 · 1:00 – 2:00pm ET

HowGood is pleased to host a community-oriented conversation series on driving innovation in the food system. Each conversation with an industry thought leader brings insight into a different aspect of regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, and a diverse range of related topics.   Upcoming Speakers: Regenerative Food Julia Collins Planet FWD Julia Collins is a serial entrepreneur […]

We stand at a critical moment in history for food and farming: On the one hand, a global economic recession, triggered by the current pandemic, could lead to a race to the bottom of cheap, unhealthy and unsafe food and drive us further towards irreversible climate change. Yet knowledge, practice and public awareness of regenerative […]