In this short clip from his recent TedTalk in New York City, Soil Health Academy co-founder Gabe Brown shares some simple things you can do to help restore the health of our soil, our bodies and our planet. You can watch the entire 12-minute presentation here https://hubs.li/Q02S-7860
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Climate, Food Systems, and Gender Lead, Global Partnerships at One Acre Fund | MSc Candidate, Global Food Security and Nutrition at the University of Edinburgh
The Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH) has had some amazing webinars over the past few months, including investing in soil health, harnessing science and knowledge to scale monitoring and actionable data, and creating an enabling environment for soil health post-COP28. If you missed the webinars, key learnings and take-away are captured here: https://lnkd.in/dBZnZidz #action4soilhealth #agriculture #saveoursoils
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The mental health of farmers is key to ensuring a safe, sustainable future for the agriculture sector. Read our article to hear from Dr. Briana Hagen about the important link between farm success and farmer mental health: https://lnkd.in/gP-65FBs
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An exceptional conversation with Dane Hague, CEO of MyLand Agriculture, A Soil Health Company While many talk about regenerative agriculture, Dane Hague and the MyLand team are delivering soil health solutions with quantifiable impact. Improving soil health and reducing water use. Favorite quote from Dane, "We can't solve the water crisis without soil being part of the conversation." As always, thanks to Tom Freyberg, my co-host, and founder and Managing Director of Atlantean Media Dane openly shares his origin story, moving from a successful corporate legal career into co-founding a soil health company that harnesses microalgae. He describes how we got to the stage of unfarmable land, with heavy industrial and commercial farming activity stripping out the life from soil. The co-founder discusses the dire situation of farmland being abandoned at an alarming rate, and the impact of unhealthy soil on water. In his words, Dane says that we can’t solve the water crisis without talking about soil. He also talks about engaging in dialogue with farmers and why bombarding them with data isn’t the answer. Watch the full fascinating episode: https://lnkd.in/d8H-fqwK Have you considered soil's role as part of the water crisis? Thoughts and comments below 👇 🔔 Make sure to hit the bell to subscribe to The Stream channel to never miss an episode. A big thanks and shout out to our sponsor Raymond James, charity partner Frank Water and impact partners WWF| DCU Water Institute | British Water | Water Alliance | Berkeley Lab Earth and Environmental Sciences Area (EESA). Water Foundry Water Foundry Ventures Nelson A. Switzer Climate Innovation Capital #Water #MicroAlgae #Soil #Agriculture #Podcasting #Podcast #climatechange #agriculture
Soil health, why it matters and the impact on water with MyLand’s Dane Hague | S7 Ep.2
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Senior VP and Head of Vegetables Research & Development, Crop Science Division, Bayer | President, NAPB | Multicultural Leader | Driving Sustainable Agriculture
International Day of Plant Health! Today, I'd like to recognise the crucial efforts of #TeamBayer in bolstering plant health worldwide. It's not easy coming up with solutions for an industry that has existed for thousands of years, but we keep pushing the envelope that bit further! So keep up the good work, and lay the foundation for a tomorrow where agriculture thrives in harmony with nature. #PlantHealth #InternationalDayofPlantHealth #SustainableLiving
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Just dirt or the basis of our health? 📏 In honor of our recent integration of soil measurement devices - this week's press release is dedicated to review all things soil health with special regard to agriculture. ➡️ Check out the full article through the link below! https://lnkd.in/giT4ShQn
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Check out this new R package named {soils} which helps display test results in an easy to digest format.
Understanding soil data is crucial for making informed management decisions. However, soil health outcomes are determined by many variables, and the science surrounding soil health measurements is ever evolving. This makes it difficult to present soil data in an easy-to-understand way. Enter {soils}, a new R package developed to effectively visualize and describe soil health data. The Washington State Department of Agriculture and Washington State University developed {soils} as a step toward the State of the Soils Assessment objective: to help farmers assess their own soil health. Since 2020, more than 300 participating farmers have received customized soil health reports, intended to help them access, understand, and translate their soil data into informed management decisions. Read more and watch a webinar recording about the package here: https://lnkd.in/g6ZSGK6M
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It's easy to agree that soil health makes sense for the farmer and the environment. But is it profitable? Green Cover co-founder Keith Berns seeks to provide some answers in this deep dive into the numbers of regenerative agriculture. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/envaAEdV
Soil Health Makes Sense, But Does it Make $$$$?
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Soil health and food security are our daily activities for an healthy world.
Save the date — IFDC invites you to join us this year, virtually or in person, at “Future Proofing: Unified Action for Soil Health and Food Security,” a symposium bringing together the world’s experts in agricultural production, inputs, policy, innovation, and financing to act for improved soil health! Join us in Washington, D.C. June 4, 2024 to kick off the conversation. Sign up to learn more: https://lnkd.in/esKf4QjE #IFDCat50 #IFDCSymposium #SoilHealth #FoodSecurity #Fertilizer #SaveTheDate
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Understanding soil data is crucial for making informed management decisions. However, soil health outcomes are determined by many variables, and the science surrounding soil health measurements is ever evolving. This makes it difficult to present soil data in an easy-to-understand way. Enter {soils}, a new R package developed to effectively visualize and describe soil health data. The Washington State Department of Agriculture and Washington State University developed {soils} as a step toward the State of the Soils Assessment objective: to help farmers assess their own soil health. Since 2020, more than 300 participating farmers have received customized soil health reports, intended to help them access, understand, and translate their soil data into informed management decisions. Read more and watch a webinar recording about the package here: https://lnkd.in/g6ZSGK6M
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It is #WorldSoilDay today - although soil health is one of our top priorities every day. As we work with farmers and ranchers to implement or enhance regenerative practices, we constantly hear about the importance of their soil and their drive to improve its health for long-term resilience and viability. In this video, hear from a SD farmer as he shares about the benefits he has seen on his operation since transitioning to no-till.
Global Raw Materials Sourcing Manager at Yogi Tea
2moGabe, your work to promote regenerative agriculture has been nothing short of inspiring, especially as you navigate such personal challenges like battling ALS. I am grateful for your commitment to spreading awareness about soil health benefits. In honor of your message, I've been growing my own produce using regenerative practices. I recently put my garden to bed and planted my cover crop, embracing the principles you champion. May your message continue to grow and inspire many others, and may you find strength and support in this journey.