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Lead by Dan Halsey of PRI-USA, this two-day course will focus on the permaculture design process and drawing skills within that context. We will be looking at cold climate strategies as solutions and use the pencil process to develop professional level presentations of designs. Certificate of Completion available for those holding a Permaculture Design Certificate. Early […]

This workshop expands on the previous workshops Andre delivered in June at Labertouche. Andre will focus on the science and proven best practices in regenerative agriculture and particularly plant physiology & photosynthesis and their role in building soil biome, soil organic matter and carbon capture. He will showcase farmers from around the world who are […]

This workshop will focus on the science and proven best practices in regenerative agriculture to build soil health, particularly soil organic matter and how this can both adapt and mitigate climate change. Most importantly, these methods will improve yields in an increasingly unreliable and erratic climate while reducing production costs - making farms more viable. […]

Taught by Marisha Auerbach, Rhonda Baird, Christopher Nesbitt,  Alex Nikech and Monica Ibacache. Through lecture, discussion, small groups, site visits, participants will gain the tools to create sustainable, ecologically based homes, farms, businesses and communities. Tucked into the foothills of the Maya Mountains, two miles up river from the village of San Pedro Columbia in […]

Please join the Organic Farming Research Foundation and eOrganic for the first of a series of eight free webinar trainings on organic farming and soil health in the Western U.S. Register just once for the entire series. You can attend as many of the sessions as you wish using the same link.  Register.

The International Meeting for a Living Agriculture is organized by Ver de Terre Production in collaboration with the association Pour une Agriculture du Vivant. The conference will address the agronomic fundamentals of a living soil, agroecological practices across sectors, in France and abroad, as well as advances in cooking and processing allowing to apply key values […]

Soil Scientist Christine Jones will spend a good deal of time explaining how we can build new top soil. She’ll explain the amazing power of diversity. She’ll also talk about how Pasture Cropping can benefit the soil and producer. Pasture Cropping is seeding annual crops into former cropland seeded to grasses. This includes CRP, Soil […]

This conference helps Wisconsin farmers more successfully use cover crops in their own conservation cropping systems. Topics will include dealing with manure, reducing tillage, termination of covers, and “doing it on the cheap” Many of the presenters will be Wisconsin grain and livestock farmers speaking from experience about what has worked and hasn’t worked in […]

This event will seek to foster climate resilience in Latin America by showcasing replicable experiences from research, field projects and best practice. Organized by the International Climate Change Information Programme (ICCIP), with international and local partners, the symposium aims to: provide scholars, practitioners and members of governmental agencies undertaking research and/or executing climate change projects […]

Event Description: The root cause of environmental problems is human estrangement from nature— humans feeling that we are not part of nature. How do we experience belonging and not belonging on the land, in the market, at the table? How do we cultivate a sense of belonging within ourselves and as a society? How can […]