By Scout Nelson
Farmers, ranchers, and agricultural professionals are invited to an informative webinar on developing a soil health plan for regenerative organic farming. The session, led by soil health education expert Mark Gutierrez from the Minnesota Soil Health Coalition (MSHC), will delve into the essentials of creating a soil management strategy that meets the NRCS Organic Management Standard 823.
During the webinar, attendees will explore the core principles of soil health crucial for regenerative organic farming. Mark Gutierrez will guide participants on how to align their farming practices with both NRCS standards and regenerative organic criteria. The focus will be on practical methods to boost soil fertility, enhance microbial activity, and increase agricultural resilience.
The presentation will also feature case studies and real-world examples that illustrate successful soil health plans. These examples will demonstrate tangible ways to integrate advanced soil health techniques into daily farming operations, aiming to improve sustainability and productivity.
Mark Gutierrez, the Executive Director of MSHC, brings a rich background in agriculture and soil management to the table. With experience from working on a hay farm to holding leadership roles in agricultural organizations and government agencies, his insights are grounded in both practice and policy. His academic background in Agricultural Economics from New Mexico State University further complements his practical knowledge.
This webinar is perfectly suited for those in the agricultural sector looking to either transition to or enhance their regenerative organic farming practices. It promises to provide actionable insights that can be directly applied to participants' soil health planning, helping them to meet their program goals effectively and sustainably. Join this session to step forward in your journey towards more sustainable farming practices.
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