Events 2020Owing to the government ban on mass gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic, SoilCare events have been postponed until further notice.
Future Field Days SoilCare Grazing Field Day with Dr Judi Earl Details TBA SoilCare Field Day Cover Crops & IPM in Orchards with Richard Llewellyn and Jarrah Coates Details TBA |
Podcast “Celebrating the 350th Anniversary of Phosphorus Discovery: A Conundrum of Deficiency and Excess”“Celebrating the 350th Anniversary of Phosphorus Discovery: A Conundrum of Deficiency and Excess” with Drs. Andrew Sharpley, Helen Jarvie, Don Flaten, and Peter Kleinman.
350 years ago, German alchemist Hennig Brandt accidentally discovered phosphorus during his quest to find the philosopher’s stone. As it turns out, phosphorus can’t turn base metals into gold, but it is one of the most important elements for sustaining life on earth. Join us for this episode as we discuss the discovery of phosphorus, its uses, how we harvest it, and interesting facts about its storied past. Listen to find answers to questions such as:
Enjoy interviews with researchers published in journals, books, and magazines from the American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America.
Visit the Field Lab Earth website for more podcast interviews. |
Videos
Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference
Quorum Sensing In The Soil Microbiome (Understanding The Role Of Soil Microbial Interactions For Soil Health) - Dr. Christine Jones, Soil Ecologist, Australia, from the 2019 Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, March 5 - 6, 2019, Ada, OH, USA. More presentations at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZBw...
Quorum Sensing In The Soil Microbiome (Understanding The Role Of Soil Microbial Interactions For Soil Health) - Dr. Christine Jones, Soil Ecologist, Australia, from the 2019 Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference, March 5 - 6, 2019, Ada, OH, USA. More presentations at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZBw...
Podcasts
Make good use of your time while driving, mowing or tractor work by listening to podcasts. A podcast is a just like a radio show, but you can listen whenever you want on your mobile phone. You can easily subscribe to podcasts via iTunes or Google Play but there are other apps available as well. Some examples below:
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Acres USA Tractor Time
The Voice of Eco-Agriculture. There are 38 podcasts, and counting, at Acres USA. |
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Regenerative Agriculture Podcasts with John Kempf
For professional growers who want to increase quality and yield -- for growers and agronomists who want to learn about the science and principles of regenerative agriculture systems. |
Apple Podcast Preview of Regenerative Agriculture this link previews 18 regenerative agriculture podcasts
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Ground Cover Podcasts
Regenerative Ag Alliance and Southern Cross University Ground Cover is a uniquely Australian podcast series exploring real life stories of land managers who have undertaken the transition from conventional farming to regenerative agriculture. In this series, we share unique and honest conversations about the challenges and opportunities of regenerative agriculture, so you can make informed decisions about how to best manage your land. Podcasts include interviews with Charles Massey, Bruce Maynard, Colin Seis, Derek Smith, Michael Taylor, Tim Wright and Mike McCosker. Visit the Ground Cover webpage to access the podcasts. |
Acres USA Tractor Time
Acres U.S.A.: The Voice of Eco-Agriculture. We help educate growers on ecological techniques that are proven to increase yield and decrease the need for costly toxic inputs.
There are 38 podcasts, and counting, at Acres USA.
Acres U.S.A.: The Voice of Eco-Agriculture. We help educate growers on ecological techniques that are proven to increase yield and decrease the need for costly toxic inputs.
There are 38 podcasts, and counting, at Acres USA.
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It is the Organic World Congress... don't miss it
Join more than 2000 like minded participants at the Organic World Congress 2020 (OWC 2020) with its 80 conferences and 8 pre-conferences on 6 main themes that zoom in on Leadership, Farmers’ and Advisors’, Science, Supply & Value Chain, Culture & Education and Stakeholders. |
Plenary sessions of the Organic World Congress (OWC) 2020 will be accompanied by six individual conference forums.
- Leadership Forum: Discuss and shape the future of the organic movement
- Farmers’ and Advisors’ Forum: Share knowledge and initiatives
- Science Forum: Present research on the organic sector
- Supply and Value Chain Forum: Share inspiring experiences and address work-related concerns
- Culture and Education Forum: Discuss the philosophical foundation and knowledge management of the organic movement
- Stakeholder Forum: Promote a multi-actor approach for organic food systems