By Scout Nelson
In 2024, the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition is excited to announce the hosting of two Soil Health Schools, including the notable West River Soil Health School. This event is scheduled for June 26-27 at the scenic Dry Creek Farm and Ranch near Caputa, SD, operated by Shawn and Kristi Freeland.
Attendees can look forward to a comprehensive agenda that combines educational presentations by seasoned producers and soil health specialists from across the state and the region.
The event promises engaging hands-on field activities, ensuring participants leave with practical knowledge and experiences.
Key highlights include sharing sessions by local farmers discussing their journeys with various soil improvement techniques, covering both the hurdles they've faced and their achievements.
This open dialogue aims to foster a community of learning and mutual support among agricultural professionals dedicated to advancing soil health practices.
Registration for the event is now open, with a fee of $100 for individual attendees. Groups from the same farming operation can benefit from a discounted rate of $75 for each additional member.
To secure your spot at this pivotal educational event, please utilize the online registration form.
This unique learning opportunity is geared towards anyone passionate about sustainable agriculture and seeking to deepen their understanding and application of soil health principles.
Whether you're a seasoned farmer, an agricultural student, or simply interested in soil health advancements, the West River Soil Health School offers valuable insights and networking opportunities to enrich your agricultural practices for the betterment of the environment and future generations.
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