Upcoming Events

Spring into Summer: What CAN I Do?

May 2026
This webinar series explores the people, practices, and ideas shaping the future of regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration. Through conversations with farmers, scientists, consultants, educators, and community leaders, we examine real-world experiences in soil biology, compost, land stewardship, and resilient food systems—highlighting both practical applications and the deeper relationships that connect people, soil, and the living world.




This webinar series explores the people, practices, and ideas shaping the future of regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration. Through conversations with farmers, scientists, consultants, educators, and community leaders, we examine real-world experiences in soil biology, compost, land stewardship, and resilient food systems—highlighting both practical applications and the deeper relationships that connect people, soil, and the living world.

Bridging the Gap: Real-World Case Studies and the Future of Regenerative Soil Science

May 2026
Join Dr. Mary Cole for a practical exploration of regenerative soil science in action. With more than 45 years of experience in plant pathology, microbiology, and biological farming systems, Dr. Cole will share real-world case studies that demonstrate both the potential and the complexity of working with soil biology in modern agriculture.
 
This webinar will explore case studies from vineyards and grazing systems where compost tea applications were associated with increased fungal activity, higher protozoa counts, improved mycorrhizal presence, and measurable changes in pasture quality and plant vigor.
This webinar series explores the people, practices, and ideas shaping the future of regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration. Through conversations with farmers, scientists, consultants, educators, and community leaders, we examine real-world experiences in soil biology, compost, land stewardship, and resilient food systems—highlighting both practical applications and the deeper relationships that connect people, soil, and the living world.