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SUMMARY:NACD's 80th Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:NACD is now accepting breakout session proposals for the upcoming 2026 Annual Meeting to be held in San Antonio\, Texas\, on February 14-19\, 2026. Breakout sessions spotlight the work of conservation districts and partners across the country. New to this year\, we are also accepting proposals for training sessions to help conservation district staff\, directors\, and partners build their skillsets. Sessions typically run between 30 and 90 minutes long and often showcase several speakers. Session proposals are now being accepted! This year\, NACD is seeking proposals that fit into one of four themes: \n\n\n\nPartnerships for Impact – Partnerships and innovative ways districts are growing capacity \n\n\n\nBuild and Expand Your Skillsets – Professional development and technical training \n\n\n\nDistrict Management: Embracing Change – Examples of districts overcoming challenges\, adding new projects or technical capabilities\, responding to change\, and developing strategies for resilience \n\n\n\nConservation Innovation – Use of innovative approaches and technologies
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/nacds-80th-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter on the River Walk\, 101 Bowie Street\, San Antonio\, Texas\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Other States
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SUMMARY:Farming with Soil Life Virtual Short Course: Southeast Region
DESCRIPTION:Join the Xerces Society’s Farming with Soil Life Short Course (virtual via Zoom) to learn about beneficial soil life! This online course will highlight the importance of macro and micro animals in soil that contribute to maintaining healthy and productive soils on working lands\, the functions they perform\, and guidelines for optimizing land management practices to support diverse soil fauna. This course is free to attend\, but registration is required. Visit the Xerces Society’s events page for more info. Learn more and register here today! \nThis short course training is funded by Southern SARE as a Professional Development Project and designed for farmers\, working lands managers\, NRCS staff\, Soil and Water Conservation District staff\, Extension Specialists and Educators\, Agronomists and other agricultural professionals\, and conservation practitioners in the Southeast SARE region (AL\, AR\, FL\, GA\, KY\, LA\, MS\, NC\, OK\, SC\, TN\, TX\, VA) interested in increasing their ability to interpret and manage land to support diverse aboveground and belowground ecosystems\, while also increasing crop resilience and soil health.  \nLearning Objectives \nImprove technical knowledge of major soil invertebrate groups in the southern SARE region\, including identification\, ecology and roles in soil health\, scouting methods\, and conservation strategies. \nBe able to conduct hands-on scouting and sampling of soil animals to evaluate species diversity in agricultural settings. \nUnderstand how invertebrate diversity may be used as a rough bioindicator of soil health\, and learn to compare the diversity of soil animals across areas with differing management practices. \nLearn practical\, science-based conservation strategies to help increase the abundance and diversity of soil animal life\, and how USDA Farm  \nBill conservation programs may be used to support adoption of these strategies. \nIncrease adoption of management practices that support soil invertebrates and soil health.
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/farming-with-soil-life-virtual-short-course-southeast-region/
LOCATION:IA
CATEGORIES:Other States,Virtual
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SUMMARY:Central Nebraska Soil Health Conference
DESCRIPTION:The Nebraska Soil Health Conferences bring together farmers\, researchers and industry professionals to share insights on regenerative practices that support both farm profitability and long-term soil resilience. Program topics across the two locations include farmer experiences with regenerative practices\, soybean management using regenerative approaches\, reducing input costs with healthier soils\, extending crop rotations\, and grazing cover crops. 
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/central-nebraska-soil-health-conference/
LOCATION:Lochland Country Club\, 601 W. Lochland Rd.\, Hastings\, Nebraska\, 68901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Other States
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