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Join the EU-funded BovINE network and the EIP-Agri Focus Group on Sustainable Beef Production for this webinar The European beef sector produces meat to feed a growing global population, and it produces many other valuable products and services. However, it faces challenges relating to economic, social and environmental sustainability, the nature and extent of which […]
Join us for a pasture walk with organic farmer and conservationist Mariann Holm. She will be covering pasture renewal, grazing as conservation, and grazing livestock on pasture with trees. Box lunches will be served. This field day is part of the Wisconsin Women in Conservation series. Learn more and register.
Join us for a tour of Browder’s Birds and learn about this farm’s journey to becoming Long Island’s first certified organic and pastured poultry farm, hosted by Chris Browder. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Día del Maíz en la ENTS UNAM 13a. edición. "MILPA: SABERES PARA RENACER, CRECER Y ENVEJECER SANAMENTE EN COMUNALIDAD".
Crops, Seeds & Soil Tech (CSS) 4.0 2021 - Facilitating Research, Development, Innovation & Cross Collaboration in the Agricultural Community Crops, Seeds & Soil Tech (CSS) 4.0 focuses on the key aspects of sustainable and regenerative agriculture for arable land. Improving our technology, environment, practices and methods can help regenerate and revitalise the soil and the […]
Intestinal parasites are a persistent problem in pastured pig systems, but organic parasite control strategies are not reliable. In this webinar, project leaders and farmers from Rodale Institute will provide research updates on a USDA NIFA Organic Transition grant-funded project focusing on organic parasite control through manure and pasture management. Updates include composting manure to destroy infective […]
Food and Farming in a Pandemic Age: The new battle ground for survival -in world habitat week Preventing the growing food poverty everywhere in the world. Thousands of years ago humans across the world began moving away from being hunter-gatherer to cultivating and domesticating crops for food, fibre and other needs. Access to such resources […]
Join us for a tour of Restoration Farm and learn about the many benefits organic cover crops, including soil health, weed control, tillage reduction, erosion prevention, forage for chickens, and pollinator habitat for bees. Hosted by CCE Soil Scientist, Debbie Aller, and Caroline Fanning and Dan Holmes of Restoration Farm. Registration is required. Space is limited.
NOFA New York and Cornell Cooperative Extension present an on-farm demonstration at Early Girl Farm in Brookhaven, New York, of the NOFA/Mass soil carbon proxy protocols. Learn how soils support life and […]
An acre of healthy soil can hold hundreds of thousands of gallons of water, which can mitigate damage from both droughts and floods. How can we go about capturing the […]
An online course organized by the Environmental Leadership & Training Initiative, Yale School of the Environment Learn about methods that strengthen the resilience of tropical landscapes by restoring trees, forests, and ecosystem services to degraded lands. This online course combines the basic concepts of forest restoration and agroforestry with examples that illustrate the planning, implementation, […]
October 20 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT Join Dr. Gladis Zinati, Director of Rodale Institute’s Vegetable Systems Trial (VST), to learn about the recent research findings related to the impact of management practices on vegetable nutrient quality and soil health. This long-term side by side comparison of organic and conventional cropping practices is currently completing its fifth […]
Soil health holds the promise to benefit production and environmental goals, learn what steps to take to realize better outcomes. Dr. Alison Eagle, Sustainable Agriculture Program scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund will present her work on nutrient cycling and what farm management practices help to prevent nutrient losses and maintain productivity while at the […]
Join Dr. Gladis Zinati, Director of Rodale Institute’s Vegetable Systems Trial (VST), to learn about the recent research findings related to the impact of management practices on vegetable nutrient quality and soil health. This long-term side by side comparison of organic and conventional cropping practices is currently completing its fifth growing season.
This webinar will cover all things to do with pastured pig farming, through a panel discussion with experienced farmers and a local vet. We are hosting an online webinar to discuss all things Pastured Pig Farming. We have lined up Belinda and Jason Hagan from McIvor Farm (Tooborac, VIC), Hayden Findlay from Ravens Creek Farm (Moriac, VIC), and Colleen […]
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 being delivered as a partnership between Macedon Ranges Shire Council (MRSC), Hepburn Shire Council, the City of Greater Bendigo, A Healthy Coliban Catchment project (North Central Catchment Management […]
The 2021 Kentucky Grazing Conference is hosted by the Kentucky Forage and Grassland Council, in a joint effort with the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension and the University of Kentucky Master Grazer Program. The grazing conference features well-known grazing experts discussing topics beneficial to livestock producers. The same conference will be held in Princeton, Elizabethtown, and Winchester, […]
Join Dr. Kristie Wendelberger, Research Director at the Southeast Organic Center, to learn about the recent research findings related to the impact of various combinations of cover crops and chicken manure on soil health and vegetable nutrient content in this USDA Organic Transitions funded three-year project.
October 27 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT Join Dr. Kristie Wendelberger, Research Director at the Southeast Organic Center, to learn about the recent research findings related to the impact of various combinations of cover crops and chicken manure on soil health and vegetable nutrient content in this USDA Organic Transitions funded three-year project.
Soil Health Academy offers a day-long course at the Jonas Stoltzfus farm in Waterloo, New York, focusing on transitioning the cropping systems in confined dairy operations. This school will focus on improving soil function in a high-manure system. Students will learn ecological nutrient management, proper soil testing, no-till and proper cover crop management, and other ecological […]