Registration is open for the Regenerative Agriculture Learning Hub, a collaborative program led by Nebraska Extension and the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service.
The program, led by S. Carolina Córdova, is a two-month asynchronous course that equips participants with practical knowledge and tools to navigate emerging opportunities in sustainable agriculture, through modules ranging from a broad overview of regenerative practices to specific topics like nutrient management, soil health monitoring, and NRCS program assistance. Upon completing the full curriculum, participants gain valuable insight into how regenerative agriculture practices could impact their farming operations in Nebraska.
Offered virtually, this two month-long program is free to participate in and provides a comprehensive introduction to regenerative agriculture practices. The program starts on Oct. 12 and ends Dec. 12.
Participants will explore the following key topics impacting producers across Nebraska:
- Overview: Efficient Use of Resources with Regenerative Ag Practices — Joe Luck
- Soil and Water Conservation Strategies for Nebraska Farmers — Aaron Mittelstet
- Building Weather Resilient Farming Systems — Eric Hunt
- NRCS Programs and Incentives in Nebraska — Conor Ward, Carlos Villarreal
- Cover Crops and Cropping System Diversification — Jenny Brhel
- Crop – Livestock Integration in Regenerative Systems — Mary Drewnowski
- Crop – Cover Crop Economics — Cory Walters
- Soil Health Principles and Improvement Strategies — Katja Koehler-Cole
- Soil Carbon and How It Is Managed; Monitoring Changes in Soil Health — S. Carolina Córdova
- Water Quality and Conservation Practices — Anni Poetzel
- Managing Nutrients for Farm Efficiency — Javed Iqbal
- Manure Management and Application Strategies — Amy Schmidt
Continuing education unit credits and a digital badge in regenerative agriculture are available upon completion of the program. Click here to register.
Contact Miranda Mueller, Regenerative Agriculture Program Coordinator at mmueller18@unl.edu with any questions.
