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Speaking from her experience in Land healing education, Indigenous gardening, Land Relations Education, and Food Sovereignty, she will explore the theme of Regenerative agriculture through Indigenous eyes and share her insights on how to take care of the land and how to do collective work that values Indigenous ancestral knowledge.
Join the Southeast Organic Center's Research Director 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.
As organisations across the sectors are looking ahead to implementing the commitments around biodiversity and climate change resilience made at COP26, we are delighted to convene this expert panel exploring the UK's approach to sustainable and regenerative agriculture.
In this webinar with the Agroforestry and Woodlot Extension Society, we will be discussing the role of Agroforestry in reducing soil erosion, with a particular focus on the Alberta landscape. Join us to learn how you can incorporate agroforestry into your farming practices to keep your soil where you need it most!
Using ground covers and reduced tillage can decrease reliance on chemical inputs in vegetable production. This talk covers some regenerative agriculture techniques and preliminary results from a field study in tomatoes.
In this workshop, led by agroecological adviser Niels Corfield, you will learn how to apply the principles of regenerative agriculture to improve and monitor soil health on your farm for optimum crop and livestock performance.
You are invited to join us on January 27, as we host 2021 Heinz Award recipient, Gabe Brown at the Dakota Event Center (DEC), Aberdeen, SD. Gabe will present, and invite discussion, on Regenerative Agriculture practices. He is a ND rancher and works nationally with the Soil Health Academy and is a founding partner of Understanding Ag, LLC. He has authored a book, “Dirt to Soil, One Family’s Journey to Regenerative Agriculture.”
You are invited to join us on January 27, as we host 2021 Heinz Award recipient, Gabe Brown at the The Dakota Event Center Aberdeen, SD. Gabe will present, and invite discussion, on Regenerative Agriculture practices. He is a ND rancher and works nationally with the Soil Health Academy and is a founding partner of Understanding Ag, LLC. He has authored a book, “Dirt to Soil, One Family’s Journey to Regenerative Agriculture.”
Take a tour of the farm while learning the principles of regenerative agriculture. See how our farmers implement regenerative practices that revitalize the land and restore the historic American River Ranch.
Without appropriate responses, climate change is likely to constrain economic development in sectors such as agriculture, fisheries and forestry in many southern countries. But if you plan for it, adaptation […]
