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Encouraging Farmer Adoption of Regenerative Agriculture Practices in the United States

Regenerative agriculture practices have innumerable short- and long-term benefits. Through comprehensive consultations with major stakeholders, @GlobalAgDev identifies gaps and recommends ways to address how to scale regenerative ag in a new report written by our own Dr. Kelly Wilson and Dr. Rob Myers.

Cover Crops for Home Gardens

This Center for Regenerative Agriculture handout offers a list of suggested cover crop species suitable for use in a home garden.

Soil Profile and Soil Horizons

Want to learn the basics of soil profile and soil horizons? This Youtube video from MooMooMath and Science provides a useful and clearly explained overview!

Farmer Perspectives on Cover Crops: Video Series

Four Missouri Farmers share how they are using cover crops on their operations in this CRA video series.

Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops – SARE fact sheets

SARE’s Ecosystem Services from Cover Crops resources address the role of cover crops in nutrient management, erosion, infiltration, soil organic matter, supporting wildlife and beneficial insects, and carbon sequestration. They are available for use by educators, farmers and others interested in sharing information about the role of cover crops in protecting water quality. View the...

10 Ways Cover Crops Enhance Soil Health

This fact sheet from Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) describes the 10 key impacts of cover crops on soil health.

Progress Report: Adoption of Soil Health Systems

Read this Progress Report: Adoption of Soil Health Systems Based on Data from the 2017 U.S. Census of Agriculture to learn about current trends in cover crop and no-till usage in the United States. This report released by the Soil Health Institute is based on data from the 2017 U.S. Census of Agriculture, released...

Living Soil: A Documentary

Innovative farmers and soil health experts from throughout the U.S. reveal the importance of feeding and renewing our soils in this 60-minute documentary. Learn more about the film, including downloadable lesson plans, at the Soil Health Institute website: