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Question-Persuade-Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention Webinar (VIRTUAL)
Addressing the wellness needs of those working in agriculture or related areas will be the focus of several upcoming Question-Persuade-Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention webinars sponsored by North Dakota State University Extension. The 90-minute webinar will address concerns of high stress levels in agriculture-related jobs and the toll on mental and emotional well-being. Research indicates the…
Whole Farm Health- Session 3
Douglas County Fairgrounds, Flory Building 2120 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas, United StatesThis week's topic: Regenerative Cropping Systems with speaker Michael Thompson Whole Farm Health is for farmers and families - seeking to: Learn strategies to successfully transition to soil health practices; Establish Succession plans for intergenerational transfer; Discover profitable cost saving measures using Cover Crops; and Support family and neighbors by embracing holistic practices to increase…
Commodity Classic’s 30th Anniversary
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center 900 E. Market St., San Antonio, Texas, United StatesCommodity Classic is unlike any other event in agriculture because it's created by farmers, for farmers. At Commodity Classic, you'll get the answers, solutions and information you need to gain greater clarity- and create a vision for your farm's success for years to come.
Managing Pastures for Livestock
Rush Center Township Hall 220 Union Street, Rush Center, Kansas, United StatesTopics include: Cedar Infestation Eliminating Pasture & Prairie Acres, Brush Management, and Preparing for Burning
Spring Eastern Kansas Wildland Fire School
Johnson County Community College 12345 College Blvd, Overland Park, Kansas, United StatesJohnson County Community College, in partnership with the Kansas Forest Service and the Johnson County Fire & Emergency Services Chiefs' Association, proudly presents the Second Annual Spring Eastern Kansas Wildland Fire School! This program is designed for those passionate about their career or establishing a career in wildland firefighting, a profession offering diverse job experiences…
Soil Health Workshop
Seward County Ag Building 1501 W. 8th Street, Liberal, Kansas, United StatesCandy Thomas will present, "Getting More Out of Your Soil Test." Josh Lofton will present, "Intensifying Cropping Systems." The afternoon session will include a Local Work Group meeting where you can add input into local area programs.
Soil Health Measurements & Benchmarking: A Two-Part Webinar Series (VIRTUAL)
Join us for a two-part webinar series focused on soil health measurements and benchmarking from the Soil Health Institute (SHI). The first session will highlight SHI’s recommended soil health measurements and discuss how they can support efficient and scalable soil health sampling efforts. In the second session, we will dive deeper into how these measurements…
Conservation Agriculture and Soil Health (VIRTUAL)
Join Conservation Nebraska and Dr. Humberto Blanco for a presentation that will discuss the impacts of conservation agricultural practices on soil health and ecosystem services. Dr. Humberto Blanco is a soil scientist and professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, known for his research on soil management, soil physics, carbon cycling, cover crops, and conservation agriculture.…
Winter Workshop Series: Growing Soil Biology in an Arid Climate with Nick Vos
Pleasantview Activity Center 5013 S Dean Rd, Hutchinson, KS, United StatesNick and his family, reside in Hugoton, Kansas, where they farm corn, soybeans, wheat, and sorghum. In addition, Nick owns a seed business and has successfully integrated a Dorper herd into the cropping operation. Dorpers are a hair sheep breed, used to harsh arid environments, and fits in nicely with their “dust bowl” climate. Yet…