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Just in time for the “World Soil Day” on 5 December, the annual “International Soil Health Conference” will take place at Herman Teirlinckgebouw, Brussels. This year, the conference will run under the theme of “Harnessing biodiversity for better agronomy”.
While many conferences inspire and teach, the event encourages and illuminates soil health practice adoption and highlights the benefits to the land, water quality, and human health. This year's event features a systems approach to soil and human health, including diverse speakers ranging from farmers, soil health advocates, scientists, and health care professionals.
We will define regenerative agriculture, identify which practices are considered regenerative, and explore whether we can scale regenerative agriculture across the farming industry in a way that maintains profitability, land productivity, and sustainability.
A digital event exploring the potential for scaling regenerative agriculture in BC to address food security and climate change.
In a warming world, farmers remain among the most vulnerable to the increasing environmental hazards brought on by climate change. To mitigate these impacts, business must collaborate with farmers to build their capacity to adapt and adopt climate-smart practices for more resilient livelihoods.
We are running 2 sessions on Tuesday 13th December, the first at 09:30 and the second at 16:00 (UK time), to accommodate those joining from different time zones. Both sessions are the same so you only need to sign up for one. The sessions will last 1 hour.
El Ayuntamiento de Tías ha organizado un curso de formación en agricultura regenerativa enfocado al fomento, desarrollo, dinamización y expansión de la soberanía alimentaria local.
The “Regenerating the Soil with Cover Crops and Rotational Grazing” soil health workshop will be held at the Gove County 4-H Building in Grainfield, KS on Tuesday, December 13.
Our speakers will share their program's unique approach to regenerative agriculture, what attendees can expect from these programs in the coming year, the core design principles behind each program, how they are supporting farmers and information on the verification requirements.
This presentation of 4 per 1000 and Soil4Climate looks at the science, practice, and policy of regenerative grazing as a soil, climate, and livelihoods solution. Particular attention is given to grasslands, soils, pastoral people, and agriculturally-dependent communities.
