The non-profit organization’s 5th Annual Meeting will provide the latest information on how soil health influences carbon dynamics, water cycling, soil microbiology, and on-farm economics; all critical components of a regenerative agricultural system. Read More

The historic Milan No-Till Crop Production Field Day, presented by University of Tennessee AgResearch and UT Extension, is going virtual for 2020. Read More

Have your local farmer meetings and field events been cancelled? Join in on this virtual event to learn about planting corn green into standing cereal rye. Read More

Requiring no travel expense or time away from the office or farm, 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

Get the latest updates in crop management, precision ag technology, nutrient management, cover crops, no-till, water quality and soil health topics at the Conservation Tillage & Technology Conference, a 2-day program with 65 speakers, including farmers as well as researchers from 8 universities, ODA, USDA and more. Read More

Talks from Rick Clark, Matt Alford, and a farmer panel will address the economic impact of regenerative farming. Read More

Get ready to embrace more soil health learning with experts including Liz Haney, Anita Dille and Dale Younker. Read More

For 2 days only, February 20-21, 2020, No-Till Farmer editors are giving you the chance to re-live the best-of-the-best 2020 National No-Tillage Conference presentations through a unique online event — The National No-Tillage Conference Virtual Review. Read More

Farmers and other agriculture professionals will gather to share information and experiences while learning about all things soil health at the annual Wisconsin Cover Crop Conference. Read More

The 2020 Nebraska Cover Crop and Soil Health Conference features innovative speakers who have worked with cover crops extensively and will share what they have learned. This is your opportunity to get your questions answered! Read More