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This is a power-packed three days that will change your perspective on what a pasture based operation can be. Taught by highly experienced and expert practitioners.
As part of EIT Food regenerative agriculture project, we will train at least 30 farmers in principles of regenerative agriculture.
This two day course will cover the ongoing process of restoration at Lamppost Farm and how the principles of permaculture have been used for over a decade to bring abundance and ecological restoration to their 160 acres of pasture land, vegetable gardens and food forest. We will also cover soil health, rotational grazing, food forest design elements, fruit and nut tree guild design, water management and more. Your weekend will not only be filled with education, but also personal restoration as you experience life on this amazing farm.
This school is for you if you’re interested in farming, ranching, land conservation, or urban agriculture and want to improve your decision-making, profitability, water use, and soil health. Large- and small-scale producers are all invited!
Staff from Indigo Ag will discuss the potential of regenerative agriculture to boost productivity and heal the world.
Routine scouting of crops is one of the most effective ways organic farmers can stay ahead of costly pest and disease issues. In this presentation, we’ll review best practices around scouting and monitoring, discuss how scouting observations can be used to inform pest management, and highlight tools and resources available to farmers.
The Global Food and Environment Institute (GFEI) invites you to join our April 2023 webinar 'FixOurFood: Regenerative Farming in Yorkshire'.
During this talk, Dr Ruth Wade, Research Fellow in Regenerative Farming Systems, University of Leeds, will highlight the findings of her research in this area.
A packed Two-Day Organic Farming Conference with six knowledgeable speakers and two fascinating field trips. A chance for all those with an interest in organic, regenerative and biological farming to get together, learn together and share ideas. We hope you can join us.
Una instancia ideal para productores, asesores agropecuarios y estudiantes donde podrán despejar dudas y también ver cómo serán las clases teóricas y prácticas.
International Wineries for Climate Action (IWCA) is a collaborative working group of environmentally committed wineries focused on a science-based approach to reducing carbon emissions across the wine industry.