Come learn about continued innovations in reducing/eliminating tillage in field-scale organic vegetable crops from the farmers leading the movement. Read More

Visit 7 farms with 9 sites from April to July 2021 to see various ways southeastern Minnesota farmers are successfully growing cover crops. Read More

The Spring 2021 National Cover Crop Summit is free-to-attend, 2-day online event that will feature a series of knowledge-building presentations taught by the foremost authorities on cover crops today. Requiring no travel expense or time away from the office or farm, you will be able to participate from the comfort of your own office through a series of online presentation videos delivering practical tips and information on managing cover crops to improve soil health, protect the environment and enhance on-farm profitability. Read More

Register now for 20 hours of presentations on the latest in conservation tillage & technology from Ohio State University. CCA credits are available and the virtual sessions can be viewed at your convenience. Read More

Producers and other water management leaders will wade into a series of highly interactive conversations designed to tackle several tough questions faced by communities that rely on the declining Ogallala aquifer resource. Read More

From concept to practice, learn how scalable soil health and regenerative practices can move your farm forward. Speakers from agriculture, academia, and experts outside the agriculture sphere will bring their perspectives. Read More

The new virtual Soil Health U will feature our three keynote speakers during morning webinar sessions on Jan. 21. Read More

The 29th annual National No-Tillage Conference is going virtual! Join us for a mix of thought-provoking General Sessions, expert-led No-Till Classrooms, and interactive No-Till Roundtables with the most innovative, forward-thinking minds in no-till, on Jan. 12-15, 2021. Read More

The Summit, formerly known as the Conservation Tillage Conference (CTC), features keynote speakers, breakout sessions, table talks and vendor booths. Attendees who stay for the entire conference will be offered CCA continuing education units (CEUs). Read More

Explore the costs, benefits and drivers of soil health at the third annual Project GROW Winter Workshop, featuring Dr. Jill Clapperton, owner and principal scientist at Rhizoterra, Dan Leininger of the Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District and Al Dutcher, associate state climatologist with the University of Nebraska — Lincoln. Read More