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This two-day virtual conference features presentations and discussion panels about cover crops and soil health. Speakers include farmers experienced with cover crops and soil health along with other soil health experts. Topics to be covered include the latest approaches with cover crop management, grazing of cover crops, soil health measurement, carbon payment programs, and strategies for boosting soil health.
The event will feature live conversation with Alison Robertson, professor and extension field pathologist in agronomy at Iowa State University, and Mark Licht, assistant professor and extension cropping systems specialist in agronomy at Iowa State University.
Please join viticulturist Dr Mary Retallack, Retallack Viticulture Pty Ltd, bird expert Phil Barron, Barron Environmental, and KI native plant guru Veronica Bates, KI Landscape Board, in the field to learn about the EcoVineyards project and how native insectary plants are being used by grape growers to benefit their vineyards. These insights are applicable to a wide range of horticultural crops.
This presentation shows how a regeneratively farmed plant, hemp, is the foundation for a new class of energy storage technology emerging in academia and industry, and what may one day power our grids, homes and communities.
This online workshop will teach you how to take care of your vegetable garden during the cold season, in Mexico. Free. Online on Vía Orgánica Facebook.
In this online workshop, you'll learn about how to manage small ruminants' feeding schedule during winter. Online on Vía Orgánica Facebook.
Don't miss an energetic 2 days of nonstop learning from leading no-tillers, agronomists, researchers and other no-till experts sharing innovative ideas that can help you get the most out of your no-till farming system.
Craving less talk, more walk to kick off 2022? Interested in regenerative agriculture?
Drop into a connective, emergent workshop on January 6 at 1p PT / 4p ET to tease out how your unique genius can be offered in service to the world through the pathway of regenerative agriculture, helping you move from your why to your how, or in other words: from conversation to action!
Come and learn from the Field Managers and Harris family members here at White Oak Pastures as we share our experience and knowledge.
Speakers Dr Anne Bhogal, Principal Soil Scientist and Professor Richard Bardgett, the British Ecological Society will present their research into regenerative agriculture. Regenerative agriculture is fundamentally about maintaining and improving soil health through sustainable soil management practices protecting and managing soil structure but also managing soil organic matter.
