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National Cover Crop Summit (VIRTUAL)
The National Cover Crop Summit will return March 10-12, 2026, with another can't-miss lineup of today's most successful cover cropper adopters, researchers and agronomists sharing their best seeding strategies, grazing and feeding tips, variety selection secrets and more.
Soil Health Workshop
Dodge City Fairgrounds 901 Park Street, Dodge City, Kansas, United StatesSpeakers include Colby Stegman and Candy Thomas. Lunch provided.
Regenerative Soil Health Workshop/Field Day for Pastureland, Grazing Management, and Cropping Systems
New Life Church of Barnett 22139 Hwy 52, Barnett, Missouri, United StatesLearn practical strategies to: Increase farm profitability, Build drought resilience, Extend grazing season, Reduce input costs, and Design effective cover crop mixes
Virtual Field Day: Evaluating Manure Application and Cover Crop Planting Timing to Maximize Water Quality Benefits in Corn (VIRTUAL)
The virtual field day aims to provide valuable insights into the impacts of different cover crop systems and manure application methods on water quality and corn yield. In this innovative project, funded in part by the Iowa Nutrient Research Center, the focus is on how timing affects yield and water quality when comparing fall and…
Living With Fire: Prescribed Burning, Wildfire Safety, & Land Stewardship
Douglas County Fairgrounds, Flory Building 2120 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas, United StatesFire has shaped our landscapes for centuries—with both beneficial and destructive outcomes. This program explores fire as a management tool, covering prescribed burning, wildfire risk reduction, and practical steps homeowners can take to live more safely with fire. Participants will gain a better understanding of when fire helps, when it threatens, and how thoughtful planning…
Kansas Water Day at the Capitol
Kansas State Capitol 300 W. 10th, Topeka, Kansas, United StatesJoin in celebrating Kansas Water Day in observance of World Water Day at the Capitol! World Water Day celebrates water and inspires action to tackle the global water crisis.
Rangeland Soil Health with Tree Removal Demonstration
Healthy rangeland soils are the foundation of productive and resilient grasslands. Proper grazing management, keeping soil covered, and removing invasive cedar trees allow native grasses to thrive and reduce competition for water. Healthy soils support better forage production, livestock performance, and long-term sustainability.
NACD Urban & Community Webinar Series- Soil: Where It All Begins
Join us for ‘Soil: Where It All Begins,’ focused on NACD’s Stewardship & Education Programming. Hosted in partnership with The ScottsMiracle-Gro Foundation, you'll hear from Aimee Figgatt, NACD Stewardship and Education Coordinator, about conservation stewardship and education materials.