The Food Sovereignty Symposium and Festival will be held March 10-12 on the University of Wisconsin campus and surrounding sites in Madison, Wisconsin. The symposium component of event is focusing on Indigenous and broader topics of food sovereignty that impact how communities and individuals control and manage their food systems, and the festival component is […]

Soil carbon sequestration holds tremendous potential for climate restoration and agronomic growth. The regeneration of soil is being recognized as a critical tool to sequester gigatons of carbon out of the atmosphere, needed to stabilize our climate and meet the IPCC goals of staying below a 2c temperature increase. Soil is holding 2-3x the amount […]

This free field day from the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition takes place at Voss Farms in Paynesville. Topics will include adaptive grazing, fence and water infrastructure, and bale grazing. Registration is required.

Soil microbes are the key to healthy soils, learn what influences the soil food web and how to bring balance to your soil. The living soil beneath our feet, teaming with micro and macro fauna and flora. These organisms recycle organic matter back into the basic building blocks of life. But how? What influences how […]

September 22 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT As part of a new research initiative, Rodale Institute is working towards understanding how organic farming management and improved soil health leads to improved human health. As a first step, we have begun nutrient testing of grains in our long-term Farming Systems Trial, entering its 41st year, and other trials […]

Improving your farm's soil health increases yields which results in net profit. Using cover crops along with good fertility management can provides multiple benefits to your soil's health. VSU Small Farm Outreach Program Nutrient Management Specialist Tammy Holler and Anthony Howell with USDA NRCS along with the local Soil and Water Conservation District representative will […]

Part of webinar series: NERC Evaluating NFM Programme - to allow NFM researchers and practitioners to share knowledge and experience Understanding soils and natural flood management Dr Richard Smith, Soils Technical Specialist, Environment Agency Richard will talk about soil hydrology and natural water movement through different soil types. He will show how to recognise degraded […]

This workshop is free. Presenters and agenda will be posted soon. All attendees must register by filling out the form below. Questions should be directed to info@teamagriculturega.org. Event details and Zoom link will be emailed to registered attendees. Please see accommodations instructions at the bottom of this page for information about closed captioning. Demographic questions […]

An introductory lesson in soil ecology- learn all about the microscopic creatures that help maintain a healthy soil ecosystem! Soil is capable of supporting plant life and is vital to life on earth, yet we understand very little about its complexities. Dig deeper with this introductory soil science workshop where we’ll look at the soil […]

This weekend intensive in Asheville, North Carolina, from The Organic Growers School will provide an overview of forest farming from the forest floor to the shelf. It will explore the basics of growing woodland medicinals, the economics of forest products, value-added and natural product development. Academic and industry experts will address regionally adapted, sustainable forestry operations, from […]