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Pollination is a fundamental ecosystem service for plant reproduction, agricultural production and the maintenance of terrestrial biodiversity.
On February 24, Archuleta will discuss soil health and regenerative ag practices at the West Liberty Salem High School near West Liberty, Ohio. This is possible through the generous support of the Logan County Land Trust by the Lewis and Dorothy Tamplin Trust.
Archuleta’s presentation will focus on soil regeneration and health. He will help farmers understand key principles of regenerative agriculture and how to successfully implement soil improving practices.
Join us to discuss practical solutions to improving soil health and entry into regenerative agriculture.
Agroecology is a relatively new discipline, the fundamental goals of which are to sustain agricultural production, conserve natural resources, and maintain social equity.
This session will discuss how adding small ruminants to your production systems can increase profitability, focusing on the areas of multi-species grazing, herd health, marketing, out-of-season breeding and general small ruminant management.
We would like to invite you to our first public zoom event of 2022 on February 24, 2022.
There will be ample time for Q&A and conversation.
During these one-hour "drop-in" sessions, we'll organize random, one-on-one video chats so you can meet new people, discover new networks and projects, trade ideas, start relationships and generally strengthen the community making our regenerative future a reality.
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, perennial food crops, mulches and cover-cropping, deep-litter small flock systems, wood chip gardening and more. Now more than ever our gardens can provide us with the inspiration and small-scale practice required for a changing, more challenging climate.
The California Small Farm Conference returns for a 34th year! Dig into over 50 different online workshops, forums and videos designed for farmers, ranchers and the local food system advocates who support them. Then join us at smaller, in-person regional gatherings hosted in communities across California. Entry to this year’s conference is on a pay-what-you-can basis.
En este II Congreso de agricultura libre 25 ponentes internacionales
nos darán sus visiones de la situación socioambiental actual
y aportarán sus experiencias para construir, entre todas,
las agriculturas que puedan alimentar a las generaciones futuras.
