Hemp, with approximately 50,000 declared uses, has been grown in North America since the 17th century. Hemp is grown for a variety of purposes such as fiber production and paper […]
Join our Organic Consultants, Catherine Peebles, Léa Vereecke, and Nic Podoll, to learn about building soil organic matter in organic grain systems. Soil organic matter is a key indicator of […]
This webinar is an overview of the Rodale Institute Farmer Training (RIFT) and the Veteran Farmer Training (VFT) programs at the Rodale Institute. This presentation will describe the similarities and […]
Presented by Dr. Shandrea Stallworth We are delighted to invite you to an informative webinar that promises to be an exciting sneak peek into the upcoming "Transition to Organic Symposium" […]
Sometimes, organic alone is considered as standard for food production, while regenerative agriculture as an adaptive management approach that is supported by soil health principles. Regenerative organic agricultural practices incorporate […]
Perennial cropping systems offer numerous environmental benefits including carbon-sequestration, reduced soil erosion, and improved water quality. In this webinar we will describe the challenges growers face in managing orchard systems […]
Join Dr. Gladis Zinati, Director of Rodale Institute’s Vegetable Systems Trial (VST), to learn more about the recent research findings related to soil health and nutrient density. This webinar will […]
Join the presenters to learn about the recent findings on how cropping systems impact soil microbes, enzyme activity, and bean (green and black varieties) nutrient quality. Completing this form signs […]
Join Dr. Gladis Zinati, Director of Rodale Institute’s Vegetable Systems Trial (VST), to learn more about the research findings related to impact of regenerative tillage on soil and broccoli health […]
This webinar, hosted by Rodale Institute Organic Advisor Dean Dickel, will discuss differences in soil health, crop yields, soil structure, and other elements in both conventional and organic agriculture. The […]
Tine weeding is one of the most effective methods of “blind cultivation” on organic farms. However, tine weeder performance varies dramatically with different models, settings/adjustments, and timing. In this webinar, […]
This webinar aims to educate participants about the Southern Piedmont Climate-Smart Project. This project is growing regenerative agriculture in the southeast. This $25 million project has over $6 million in […]
Are you looking to improve soil health and crop yields while concurrently reducing environmental footprint? Dive into the world of biochar, the carbon-enriched material for sustainable farming! Learn what biochar […]
This webinar on "Organic Vegetable Production" features research cases and insights into the successful cultivation of organic vegetables, including pumpkins, cabbages, zucchinis, and eggplants, using conservative agricultural systems and cover […]
Have you considered growing flowers as a crop on your small farm? At the Trailside Organic Farm at Cornwall Manor, flower bouquets have proved to be a valuable farm product […]
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this webinar has been cancelled. We are sorry for the inconvenience. To sign up for another upcoming webinar, click here. Learn strategies to manage the transition […]
Weeds, insects, and diseases are an inevitability within a farming system. In this presentation we are going to look at how to organically manage these pests through practices and programs. […]
Today’s bread is dominated by modern bread wheat that was developed during the “Green Revolution” of the mid-20th century. Ancient wheat may not be mainstream to feed billions of people […]
Choosing to farm is a huge decision for beginning farmers and can be a very difficult one. In this presentation we are going to be looking at an overview of […]
Join and dive with Nicholas Omoding into this groundbreaking and illuminating webinar that sheds light on the underused and underexplored potentials of cover crops in Uganda. Explore how strategic research […]
