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SUMMARY:Premier Soil Health School
DESCRIPTION:Take a deep dive into the biology\, economics\, and management behind regenerative farming and grazing.  This year’s event will feature some of the most respected voices in regenerative agriculture and soil health\, including John Kempf\, Jonathan Lundgren\, and Hugh Aljoe. These speakers are known for sharing practical\, real-world ideas that farmers can take home and put to work right away. \n  \nCost to Attend:\n\nMSHC Members: $125\nNon-members: $150\nOne-day pass:\n\n$100 for MSHC Members\n$125 for non-members
URL:https://www.iaagwater.org/event/premier-soil-health-school/
LOCATION:Redwood Falls\, Redwood Falls\, Minnesota
CATEGORIES:Conference,Cover crops,No till and strip till,Out of state
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SUMMARY:ISA Shop Talk: Homestead
DESCRIPTION:Join the Iowa Soybean Association Research Center for Farming Innovation\, Ross McCaw and Amana Farms for a conversation on making cover crops work in your operation. \nDiscussion topics will include seeding methods\, stand establishment\, equipment considerations\, livestock grazing\, in-season management and termination approaches. Hear practical experiences from the field\, connect with fellow farmers and pick up strategies to support your cover crop goals. \nCoffee and refreshments provided.
URL:https://www.iaagwater.org/event/isa-shop-talk-homestead/
LOCATION:Homestead\, Homestead\, Iowa
CATEGORIES:Cover crops,Meeting or session,SE Iowa
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SUMMARY:Organic Kernza\, Sunflowers and Oats: Seeking Financial and Agronomic Sustainability
DESCRIPTION:Central Iowa farmers Caleb Akin and Noah Wendt began farming together through their partnership\, A & W Farms\, in 2006. They began transitioning acres to organic in 2015\, drawn by the higher prices of organic crops. As they have continued to transition more of their acres\, Caleb and Noah have come to appreciate opportunities to grow niche crops and decrease reliance on external inputs. \n  \nAs markets have become available\, Noah and Caleb have been able to grow crops beyond corn and soybeans\, such as oats\, sunflowers and Kernza. They also use cover crops and limit tillage whenever possible. Come to their field day to see their Kernza\, a perennial grain crop\, in its second season of growth. You’ll also see sunflowers growing for oil production and food-grade oats nearing or at harvest stage.
URL:https://www.iaagwater.org/event/organic-kernza-sunflowers-and-oats-seeking-financial-and-agronomic-sustainability/
LOCATION:Cambridge\, Cambridge\, Iowa
CATEGORIES:Central Iowa,Cover crops,Field day
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