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"March is here and it both feels like the year is well underway and has hardly begun. We’ve started planning for the annual REGENERATE Conference and are excited to bring the conference back to Denver this fall. We’re planning to better utilize the new National Western Center and SPUR campuses to bring the community together and to deliver practical content for ranchers and farmers. Please mark your calendars for November 6-8! This year’s conference, Innovating for Resilient Agriculture, will interrogate and explore data, technology, information collection and sharing, ways of learning and knowing, and the myriad approaches to fulfilling our ecological roles. We’re currently soliciting ideas and proposals for hands-on workshops and presentations for November 6. Please reach out to Sam Hinkle (sam@quiviracoalition.org), our development director, to get more information. You may have noticed the trend toward data collection on ranches and farms. This seems to be driven by the belief that regenerative agriculture can become an important carbon sink as well as a recognition that resilience to climate change is critical for the future of agriculture. New technologies have greatly expanded our ability to gather and process large amounts of data, but how is this data made available and useful to those putting it to work on the ground? Further, are ranchers, farmers, and other land managers being asked what information they want and need to make decisions?" Read more of this month's In the Field Newsletter by Sarah Wentzel-Fisher, executive director: https://lnkd.in/gTSiyPEd

Exploring Soil Wonders! 🌱 As a soil scientist, I unravel the secrets beneath our feet. Join me in the journey of sustainable agriculture and nurturing a thriving ecosystem. #SoilScientist #SustainableAgriculture #SoilHealth #EarthScience #EcoStewardship #greenliving

"An area of innovation that Alberta is taking the lead in is regenerative agriculture, which involves determining how to use agriculture to create positive change in our climate, in our soils, in our community and in our food system. But one of the greatest challenges lies in the business model itself." In the latest episode of Now Innovating, learn how Haskayne Associate Professor Houston Peschl is moving research to impact in the agriculture space through the Parex Resources Innovation Fellowship. For the full episode click here https://bit.ly/3vmtGzV #HaskayneResearch #MyHaskayne #innovation #research #thoughtleadership #businessschool #businesseducation

There is no single answer for nature reporting. Instead, it requires trusted sources of data and proprietary modeling to analyze an organization's impact on the land it owns or invests in. In this Sustaniacs episode, Co-founder and Chief Science, Policy & Innovation Officer at FLINTpro, Rob Waterworth, and host Michael Vincent, explain why comprehensive emissions, nature and biodiversity data is imperative to understanding potential value and opportunities.  Regulations and standards, like GHG protocol, PCAF, EUDR and others, can be difficult to navigate, but FLINTpro’s team of expert scientists have decades of experience working in forestry and carbon accounting. Using our deep understanding of data sources, FLINTpro can evaluate deforestation risk, provide Scope 3 Emissions and monitor your biodiversity impacts of agricultural commodities in a supply chain. Listen to the full episode: https://lnkd.in/edzJHgxg #EUDR #technology #supplychain

There is no single answer for nature reporting. Instead, it requires trusted sources of data and proprietary modeling to analyze an organization's impact on the land it owns or invests in. FLINTpro provides value by providing data for reporting purposes for organisations on Scope 1 & 3 emissions associated with land use change, biodiversity scores for TNFD, and deforestation assessments. For the ACCU scheme, we provide a system screening large areas for abatement potential, eligibility, and for streamlining the planning processes.

These days we think in terms of solutions, and not of individual technologies. I’m proud to have been a part of this fourth episode in the Human Activity series, where we look at the nonphysical aspects of farming that concern me and my team most. Data brings light to farming and it always has. I’d be honored if you’d give this episode – and those that preceded it – a watch. What do you think about the marriage of farming and technology? #ClimateChange #AgInnovation #HumanActivity

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Learn how #SMART technology is transforming several key areas of the #agricultural space. #gearsinmotionn #MutualBoilerRe https://lnkd.in/gU-GUyCd

https://lnkd.in/eFhKMHHY Discover the cutting-edge work of Dr. Bill Releford in transforming agriculture with our most recent article, "Growing Environment-friendly: Dr. Bill Releford's Dreamer Strategy to Farming Success." Explore how Dr. Releford is reshaping the farming landscape with innovative methods that prioritize sustainability and ecological awareness. Reveal the science behind his methods and learn just how they are paving the way for a greener future. Study the lasting techniques he champions and their possible to transform farming methods worldwide. Explore how Dr. Releford's efforts are encouraging communities and cultivating a sense of possession over food production. Join us as we go over the exciting leads for scaling up Dr. Releford's vision and the effect it could carry farming worldwide.