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Force of Nature's annual WHAT GOOD SHALL I DO outdoor conference brings together conscious consumers for 2 days of education, networking, planning, and action around regenerative agriculture with an optional third day to tour ROAM Ranch and Bamberger Ranch.
We know that most small-scale farmers would like to lower their input costs and increase their crop yields. In this course week, we help farmers understand the value of integrating livestock into their cropping plans
Learn how to get your cattle to the right place, at the right time & doing the right thing We know that most small-scale farmers dream of having ample grazing and water.
The objective of the panel discussion will be to challenge scientists to work with farmers, in order to help develop the evidence base to support and justify the transition into regenerative agriculture.
This two-day business conference will address how brands must align and adapt practices to deliver on growing stakeholder expectations. We’ll equip delegates with the best-practice and guidance to develop net-zero strategies, transform supply chains, engage consumers, scale circularity, and drive positive social impacts.
This ground-breaking hybrid conference will examine how we can successfully integrate trees into the farmed landscape and build mutually beneficial relationships between the farming and forestry sectors at this time of transition.
Be sure to join us hosting Jeff through the iCow Soil Advocacy Monthly Forum April 2023. Please share!
El objetivo de estas jornadas académicas es generar, en un espacio de reflexión y análisis, la revisión con diversos fundamentos sobre el contexto y los diferentes ámbitos jurídicos, científicos, antropológicos, de diversidad biocultural y salud, desde los cuales se debe abordar el debate actual sobre el maíz transgénico y la soberanía nacional.
We're delighted to be holding a Regenerative Agriculture Meeting on Friday 28th April.
This event is free, and held at the BHU building, Hort Research Area, Lincoln University.