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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.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Join Rosemary Wotske from Poplar Bluff Organics to chat about soil health and how it effects the food you eat. Soil Science Let's chat soil! Healthy soils are key to essential ecological processes in farming. Rosemary will get you curious about soil, what healthy soils can do for you and the planet, and bring you […]
Health care systems can be lucrative markets for small and mid-sized farmers and ranchers looking to earn a fair price for their healthful products. Hear how hospitals in California are buying locally-produced and organic foods, featuring the ins and outs of the relationship between a California regenerative grass fed beef rancher and UC Davis Medical […]
The 7th annual Soil Not Oil International Virtual Conference, will focus on practical solutions to the various problems that impact us all From the four crises humanity currently faces --on public health, job loss, climate instability and extensive food insecurity-- a local, sustainable, organic production of food following key agroecological principles can serve as a […]
Knowing how to save our own seed is an important and fun skill that anyone can learn how to do, and make part of one’s current garden plans. Seed Saving is an accessible craft that can actually make you a better gardener by helping you understand the full life cycle of plants and botany. Learn […]
Get a preview of the Festival Beach Food Forest expansion plan. The Festival Beach Food Forest team will talk about how they, their Community Advisors and the interested public came together from early 2020 through the summer of 2021 to complete upon three aspirations for a grant they received through Urban Forestry: 1) Strengthen community […]
At a time when many are eliminating meat because of environmental, nutritional or ethical concerns, Diana Rodgers, RD makes the case for more, better meat. She will review the common misperceptions about meat and identify some of the forces behind these messages. As a dietitian, she has studied the human requirement for protein and will […]
August 12 - August 14 Claremore, Oklahoma Oklahoma Grazing Lands Coalition is offering this two-day profitable ranching workshop featuring Burke Teichert, Marlene Moore, Dawn Hnatow, and Wally Olson. The workshop is followed by a full-day Dawn Hnatow Stockmanship Workshop.
Come yarn about native foods, healthy eating and Australian Indigenous farmers. Join us for a special webinar on Indigenous agriculture, where we'll yarn about native foods and Indigenous farmers — everything from practising agriculture as a traditional custodian, growing bush foods and making sure they're safe to eat, preparing amazing meals and getting Australian native […]
Please join us for our July presentation "Soil: It Is Not Dirt!" Dwayne Anderson, University of Illinois Master Gardener, and Gemini Bhalsod, Educator for University of Illinois Master Gardener Program, will discuss the importance of soil health for ecosystems and native plant gardens. You will learn about soil components, soil inhabitants and why soil should […]
August 17 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Online The Sustainable Southwest Beef Project is offering a free webinar on sustainability-centered programs within the beef supply chain. This webinar is intended as a learning opportunity for ranchers, feedlot operators, and consumers to gain a deeper understanding of how beef supply chains work, hear about current research regarding beef supply […]
AgTech Enthusiasts, This One is For You! A 2-Day Virtual Ag Tech Conference, This August! Globally, honeybees are the largest pollinator of food crops- and innovations in AI, robotics, sensors, and data are being leveraged to address the important issue of the declining bee population. This year, in advance of World Honeybee Day, we will […]
The NRCS focuses on soil and methods to improve the quality and health of soil. Learn about how the NRCS can help you with soil health. Nathan Lowder of the NRCS Southeast Soil Health Division (SHD) will present how the NRCS helps promote soil health by providing the best available soil health science, training, guidance, […]
Webinar will take place online via Zoom. Presented in conjuntion withthe Earth Canvas exhibition. What is “Regenerative Farming” and how does it build soil, grow productive plants, and build our future? How can you support regenerative agriculture, and how can you do it in your own backyard?Join us for this webinar to learn the answers […]
Learn how trees can benefit your grazing herd. Silvopasture — the thoughtful integration of forages, livestock, and trees on pasture — allows graziers to add shade for their herd, slow winter winds, fix nitrogen in the soil, and increase feed at critical times of the year. It can also protect nearby waterways, increase biodiversity, and […]
Learn how trees can benefit your grazing herd. Silvopasture — the thoughtful integration of forages, livestock, and trees on pasture — allows graziers to add shade for their herd, slow winter winds, fix nitrogen in the soil, and increase feed at critical times of the year. It also increases biodiversity and can create new sources […]
August 28, 2021 Udell, Iowa This free Practical Farmers of Iowa field day visits Burger Farms. John Burger will discuss his first five years of experience with cover crops and how he’s working with his neighbor, Craig Swaby, to graze those cover crops. They’ll discuss drilling cover crops, strip grazing, soil health test results, compaction, crop yield […]
Building Biodiversity into Vegetable Production Come tour Frith Farm and learn strategies to increase biodiversity in the context of commercial vegetable production. Diversity and abundance of life are nature's answer to soil, plant, and human health. We will focus on how to use mulches, interplantings, and perennial plantings to increase natural resistance to pests and […]
Join our series of three webinars with local farmers and their personal journey using holistic farming practices. The Healthy Landscapes project The Healthy Landscapes: Practical Regenerative Agricultural Communities program aims to raise awareness in their community about sustainable land management practices that improve soil health, reduce exposure to climate risk, enhance biodiversity and increase on-farm productivity. This program is […]
North Dakota Grazing Lands Coalition in conjunction with the National Grazing Lands Coalition is hosting a Rangeland Health Training at Black Leg Ranch in McKenzie, North Dakota, presented by Dr. Pat Shaver, Jeff Prince, and David Kraft. The training is a two-day event that includes an informational classroom portion and an interactive field day.
Monthly morning meeting for farmers to connect with fellow farmers on topics related to soil health. Join our Soil Health Hub meetings every first Thursday of the month for networking and farmer-to-farmer connections. Bring your soil health challenges and inspirations. These meetings are for farmers and those who support them. All production systems and all […]
Join the Pasture Project and the team at Understanding Ag for an on-farm grazing field day in Highland, Illinois, led by David Kleinschmidt and Doug Peterson. Topics will include soil health, profitable grazing, cover crops, nutrient mangement, and whole-farm planning.
Find out how our community of aspiring eco-entrepreneurs will build new businesses that regenerate nature and society for a better future Solve Earth is a community of aspiring eco-entrepreneurs "Our mission is to inspire and support an army of eco entrepreneurs to build eco startup companies that are founded on a new regenerative blueprint, in […]