A presentation from agroecologist Nicole Masters at Advancing Eco Agriculture’s Regen Rev 2022.
A presentation from agroecologist Nicole Masters on shifting mindset and building soil health in 2022 with Grassroots Carbon.
Recordings from a 2-day Sheep & Grapes Workshop presented by Napa RCD, Fibershed, UCCE-Sonoma, and CAFF. Day 1: Day 2:
Miguel Garcia of Napa Resource Conservation District presented strategies for irrigation water management in vineyards at a virtual event in June 2020.
The Rogue Valley Winegrowers Association sponsored the 2016 Southern Oregon Grape Symposium on March 15, 2016, in conjunction with the Southern Oregon Research and Extension Center. Glenn McGourty’s presentation describes
Paul and Elizabeth Kaiser of Singing Frogs Farm in Sebastapol, California, were the keynote speakers for the 30th annual NOFA/Mass Winter Conference – January 14, 2017. Their vegetable farm is
New research findings from UC Davis show the impacts of integrated sheep-vineyard systems on soil health and carbon sequestration in Northern California vineyards.
The report is a stark reminder of the importance of carbon farming. We know that agriculture can and must play a significant role in sequestering atmospheric CO2 and in reducing its greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, farms and ranches must adapt to a changing climate.
Scroll down for recordings of each day Register Here The North Coast Soil Hub’s fourth annual Soil Health Symposium will be held virtually from 8:30 am – 12 pm
The intent of this handbook is to show what basic practices are effective in reducing erosion and sedimentation and to show how to install these practices.
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