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The Savanna Institute will be hosting the biennial North American Agroforestry Conference. This virtual conference will bring together researchers, farmers, investors, and policy-makers to focus attention on overcoming barriers to scaling up agroforestry for carbon drawdown.
Drop-in monthly sessions to discuss soil health topics with fellow farmers. Drop-in with us monthly, every first Thursday, for the networking and farmer-to-farmer connections you've been asking for. Bring your soil health questions and inspirations. These meetings are for farmers and those who support them. All production systems and all scales are welcome, and the […]
¡Nuestra experiencia de 26 años, en 5 semanas! Comenzamos a compartir nuestras experiencias en 1999 con campesinos de las comunidades cercanas; en 2004 iniciamos con los cursos de una semana para el público en general y en 2012 arrancamos nuestro «Programa de aprendices», en el que buscamos un aprendizaje basado en el trabajo diario en los […]
Un seminario que nos trasladará a los más bellos proyectos de conservación de semillas de la mano de sus “guardianas”. La semilla es un tesoro fundamental en lo que llamamos soberanía alimentaria. Hemos creado este seminario para que lo pueda disfrutar cualquier persona que tenga interés en el maravilloso mundo de la semilla, que es, […]
July 9, 2021 Online This free virtual field day from Organic Association of Kentucky visits Anna Raines and the crew at Rains and Sun, a 13-acre Certified Organic diversified vegetable farm. This virtual event (via Zoom) will focus on season extension / protected production (high tunnels, caterpillar tunnels, row cover); bed prep (walk-behind tractor and implements, broadfork); […]
July 23, 2021 Exira, Iowa This free Practical Farmers of Iowa field day visits Nathan and Emily Paulsen at Brun Ko Farm for a tour to see how their livestock and horticulture […]
Do you want to learn how to grow sustainable food? Join us for an exciting webinar sponsored by The Chesapeake Bay Foundation. This first webinar, “What’s Regenerative Agriculture?," will air on our Facebook page on July 11. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is an independent conservation organization that strives to find solutions to prevent pollution from […]
Part 2 of the 3 part series - how the food system affects climate and how climate affects the food system About this event SIGN UP NOW FOR PARTS 2 AND 3 OF OUR FOOD + LAND + CLIMATE SERIES Free admission or by gratefully accepted donation JULY 12 - Groundwork: Transforming the Food System […]
Dr Richard Smith, a soils specialist for the Environment Agency, talks about soil erosion and what makes a healthy soil. The next event in our series of Catchment Adaptation Workshops - this time we are building our understanding of soils. What makes a healthy soil, the range of soil types and how they behave naturally, […]
Diversify your pastures. Join us at Blue Dog Farms, where the Van Nice family manages multiple species — including beef cattle, goats, and laying hens — in an integrated, rotational grazing system. They’ve also recently begun raising pastured pork, serving a direct-to-consumer market in South Central Pennsylvania. During this field day, you’ll walk some of the […]
July 14, 2021 Greenfield, Iowa Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is presenting a four-part grazing series on different farms, offering information and resources for producers to improve management practices and capitalize on alternative forage resources to extend the grazing season. Sessions will touch on a variety of topics including watering and grazing comparisons, grazing CRP acres, […]
Get to know the latest from the regenerative agriculture & biodiversity industry and learn about our programmes in just 30 min during lunch! For whom Startups that would like to grow their business Idea owners that would like to turn their idea into business. Anyone who would like to learn more about regenerative agriculture and […]
Join Casey Toews from Fishburn Ranch to learn about how rotational cattle grazing is rebuilding grassland ecosystems. Benefits of Rotational Cattle Grazing Did you know that Alberta grassland ecosystems adapted with the movement of bison? If done right, cattle grazing can mimic this movement to help regenerate grassland soils! Join Casey Toews as we chat […]
It seems logical that healthier soil could grow healthier food. But how do we measure this and demonstrate it scientifically? Exploring links between the nutrient density of food and the soil it was grown in remains a young field of study—we often have more questions than answers. The Bionutrient Institute is a collaborative project that seeks to […]
July 21, 2021 Carrington, North Dakota North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota are offering Manure Composting Workshops in each state. At this free, in-person workshop, learn about manure composting through educational sessions, demonstrations, hands-on activities and discussions with an expert panel. Topics include site selection, process, turning and temperature, analysis, economics, regulations, and land application.
July 22, 2021 Madison, South Dakota This MOSES Organic Field Day is hosted by Johnson Farms. At this free half-day event, see what it takes to grow large-acreage row crops in an organic system. Also, learn about South Dakota State University’s organic oat trials on the farm, as well as the project to restore South Dakota grassland […]
Join us to learn all about compost including how it benefits our food systems, combats climate change, and how you can participate! Recology is excited to offer an in-depth look at our compost program! Join us for a presentation on how the Recology compost program supports a local, circular system. You will learn what happens […]
Healthy soil means healthy plants! Composting has many benefits. It enriches soil, improves moisture retention, reduces erosion and diverts food scraps from landfills. Learn how to create nutrient rich soils by using compost and how to make your own compost to feed your soil. Bring your questions, we’ll have answers!
July 26-28, 2021 Online The Soil and Water Conservation Society is presenting its Annual Conference, “One World, Connected through Conservation,” online. Professionals advancing conservation solutions through research and practice in public and private sectors will present their work, including the latest in soil health, water resources, conservation management, climate change adaptation, social science, and more. […]
July 26, 2021 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Piscataquis County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering a half-day Rotational Grazing Workshop with Widdershins LLC’s Wendy Russell. Learn from an experienced farmer. Space is limited.
In the past decade, there has been a significant breakthrough in our understanding of soil organic matter formation and the carbon cycle. Now we increasingly know that humus actually may not exist in soil, and soil microbes not just are responsible for decomposition, but also contribute directly to soil organic matter formation. This brand new […]
Growing in soil is vital for the integrity of organic production. Join the OGA for this evening webinar reaffirming the importance of soil. This session will explore the reasons why soil is so important to organic production systems, what the threats are to soil-based production, and how we as growers can maximise the vitality of […]
July 29, 2021 Online This online event is part of Wisconsin Women in Conservation’s Conservation Summer Camp Series. In this one-hour webinar, learn how to safely battle invasive species and nurture a healthy ecosystem. Connect with conservation experts, meet other inspiring Wisconsin women that share your love of the land, and learn about NRCS resources to […]
The Framing of Farming: Regenerative Agriculture. A deep dive into what Regenerative Ag is and how best we can reshape the future of farming About Dr Ken Giller: Ken Giller is Professor of Plant Production Systems at Wageningen University. His research focuses on smallholder farming systems in sub-Saharan Africa, and in particular problems of soil […]