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SUMMARY:Ask A Farmer Anything About Agriculture Webinar (VIRTUAL)
DESCRIPTION:What the Farm is Going on Out There?  \n\n\n\nA virtual dialogue for conservation professionals to ask all their questions about agriculture.  \n\n\n\nJoin SWCS CEO Clare Lindahl and SWCS member and Minnesota Soil Health Coalition Executive Director Mark Gutierrez for a virtual dialogue with Matt Tiffany\, a Minnesota farmer growing corn\, soybeans for seed and sweetcorn where conservation professionals can get ALL their questions about farming answered. \n\n\n\nMatt Tiffany Bio \n\n\n\nMatt grows corn\, soybeans for seed\, and sweetcorn for over 20 years and has always looked for ways to do things better. The short season soybeans and sweetcorn he grows provides a great opportunity for cover crops and Matt has enjoyed the success of that for many years. \n\n\n\nMatt strip-tills after soybeans and before corn which Matt has experienced great success. Half of Matt’s land is in continuous no-till corn/soybean rotation and feels that there are numerous benefits to that as well. Matt has been Minnesota Ag Water Quality Certified for many years and continues to implement practices to benefit water such as rock intakes\, sediment basins\, and other conservation practices. \n\n\n\nMany conservation professionals didn’t grow up on a farm or are new to positions. It can be hard to ask questions in the field without feeling like you’re losing credibility. This session is designed to be an open\, judgment-free space to ask what you’ve always wanted to know and build confidence in having conversations and building relationships with farmers.
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/ask-a-farmer-anything-about-agriculture-webinar-virtual/
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SUMMARY:Abundant Ogallala: Producers and Possibilities- Part 3 (VIRTUAL)
DESCRIPTION:Join NCAT Agriculture Specialists Darron Gaus and Cody Brown for a virtual workshop series that will: • Discuss the state of water in the Ogallala Aquifer and the High Plains • Highlight water conservation practices • Introduce producers to conservation funders • Explore drought resilience . . .and more!
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/abundant-ogallala-producers-and-possibilities-part-3-virtual/
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SUMMARY:Grow Native! Webinar: Living Roots & The Promise of Perennial Foods in the Prairie Region (VIRTUAL)
DESCRIPTION:oin Aubrey Streit Krug\, Director of the Perennial Cultures Lab at The Land Institute\, for a webinar to learn more about perennial foods and their deep roots in prairie ecosystems and communities! Aubrey will share insights from the diverse\, growing movement to perennialize our food systems–including some exciting stories and delicious examples featured in the new co-edited collection Living Roots. \n\n\n\nThis free webinar\, to be held via Zoom\, will include a presentation and a live question-and-answer session. The webinar will be recorded\, and a link to the recording will be sent to all registrants and posted to the MPF YouTube channel.
URL:https://kssoilhealth.org/event/grow-native-webinar-living-roots-the-promise-of-perennial-foods-in-the-prairie-region-virtual/
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