Digital Cafe Webinar Series

Sadie Dougherty January 19, 2022

The Soil Health Nexus Digital Cafe Webinar Series is a collection of monthly webinars talking all things soil health. Each webinar consists of a main presentation and a short Q&A session after. Researchers from Michigan State University, University of Nebraska, Kansas State University, and more discuss soil in terms of health, carbon storage, digital agriculture, regenerative beef production, and policy.

View the webinar catalog here. Learn more about Soil Health Nexus here.

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Tags: Agronomy: Soil health, Conservation practices: Agroforestry, Ecosystem services: Climate change adaptation, Organizations: Strategic planning, Policy: Conservation

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