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International Conference on Agroforestry, Afforestation and Wildlife aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Agroforestry, Afforestation and Wildlife.
This year's theme addresses the current food systems need for a radical transformation and how organic helps confront many of these areas where change is needed.
Join us for an informative and thought provoking week of organic innovative thought leadership, trailblazing science and new initiatives in organic regenerative agriculture!
This annual event offers an excellent lineup of expert keynote speakers and breakout sessions to help attendees learn more about the benefits and implementation of soil health land management practices. These practices improve the soil, water quality, and producers' bottom lines! Attend this year's conference to hear from Dr. Kris Nichols, Jay Fuhrer, Anthony Bly, Steve Kenyon, and many more! No matter where you are on your soil health journey, this event will have something to offer!
The 42nd EcoFarm Conference, January 19-22, 2022 will return to Asilomar State Beach & Conference Center, for an in person gathering of agriculturalists working to advance just and ecological farming and food systems. Join #EcoFarm2022 for visionary keynote speakers, skill-building workshops, pre-conference events, our tented expo, seed swaps, networking, and farm tours.
Te invitamos al II Encuentro de Regeneración donde podrás conocer experiencias nacionales e internacionales de emprendimientos regenerativos.
El cambio está ocurriendo de la mano de la Regeneración.
We highlight this topic to bring attention to the ways that intercultural perspectives in land-based sciences are essential as we collectively face current climate realities. Registered attendees will receive access to the full Symposium website for community participation and seminar recordings.
This webinar will focus on agroforestry practices that are perfectly suited for small, diversified farms across Illinois. Using real-world examples from working farms, we’ll cover the dos and don’ts of how to incorporate trees and perennials onto your landscape for conservation, profit, and beauty through multi-functional windbreaks, hedgerows, alley cropping, and riparian buffers.
Producers, farmers, suppliers and chefs advocating for the rebirth movement, including those like Glen Burrows, the founder of The Ethical Butcher. Zero Carbon Farm and Growing Underground Richard Ballard; Henry Astor at Blue Earn Farm; Max Ladle, Regenerated Shepherd, Head of Grain Abias Penn, Oscar Harding at Duchess Farm. Tuttwine; and Natoora talk on the panel. You can try out Cornwall Project founder and CullYaw pioneer Matt Chatfield cooking a special CullYaw dinner at The Culpeper and Tim Spedding (who opened The Clove Club) cooking dinner at The Duke of Cambridge. A part of the food produced by the farming method.
What would it be like to cocreate a farm-to-table neighborhood filled with people who are enjoying the simple life together in a tiny house community? Find out in agrihood advocate Rebecca Powers’s upcoming 60-minute webinar!
She’ll explain some of the most important issues to consider when starting an agrihood community. Find out what you need to know about zoning for a tiny home community, especially when it comes to one that’s centered around regenerative agriculture. Learn about your options for financing your own tiny home and what you need to consider when it comes to working with a builder or building one yourself.
International Conference on Classification of Agroforestry Systems aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Classification of Agroforestry Systems.
