Join the North Coast Soil Hub for the fourth workshop in a five-part series on soil health assessment and management for ag professionals. This workshop will focus on climate-resilient forage planting on non-irrigated rangeland & supporting plant communities through intentional grazing practices. Fourth workshop: Climate-Resilient Forage Planting on Non-Irrigated Rangelands
In 2021, the County of Sonoma used a portion of the PG&E wildfire settlement to establish a $10 million Climate Resiliency Fund with the goal of funding short-term projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, increase carbon sequestration, and otherwise help local communities mitigate and adapt to climate change impacts. In 2022, the Carbon
Join the North Coast Soil Hub for an in-depth discussion around biochar and its potential as a soil amendment on working lands. Topics include biochar characteristics based on feedstocks, safety considerations, and tools for evaluating the impacts of biochar application on farms. Third workshop: Biochar and its potential as a
Join the North Coast Soil Hub for a virtual event on overcoming barriers to compost production and application in California. We will discuss the benefits of applying compost in tandem with other climate-friendly practices on working lands, hear about a county-wide biomass study in Marin County, explore local models for
Early results from the MacLeod Family Vineyards in Kenwood, CA.
Join the North Coast Soil Hub and other technical assistance providers at Shone Farm for a half-day event focusing on soil health assessment and approach to technical assistance. We will discuss in-field soil health assessment, selecting appropriate lab tests, pairing field evaluation with lab analyses, and explore tools for communicating
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