Archuleta’s presentation will focus on soil regeneration and health. He will help farmers understand key principles of regenerative agriculture and how to successfully implement soil-improving practices.
Logan County Farm Bureau is happy to promote an upcoming meeting about soil health. This issue has always been an important part of the sustainability of a farm. Each year we learn more about the conditions in which soils thrive and what Best Management Practices can be implemented to ensure we are improving the soil, rather than degrading it.
Ray Archuleta has spent his career researching and teaching soil health. He is a Certified Professional Soil Scientist who has over 30 years of experience as a soil conservationist, water quality specialist, and conservation agronomist with the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). Since retiring, he founded Understanding Ag, LLC and the Soil Health Academy, LLC. Through these organizations, he teaches biomimicry strategies and agroecology principles to improve soil function. He also operates a 150-acre farm with his family in Missouri.
On Feb. 24, Archuleta will discuss soil health and regenerative ag practices at the West Liberty Salem High School near West Liberty, Ohio. This is possible through the generous support of the Logan County Land Trust by the Lewis and Dorothy Tamplin Trust.
Archuleta’s presentation will focus on soil regeneration and health. He will help farmers understand key principles of regenerative agriculture and how to successfully implement soil-improving practices.
The event will kick off at 5:30 p.m. with dinner. The presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m. Pre-registration is required as space is limited. The cost to attend is $20 and includes dinner. Thank you to the West Liberty Salem FFA for their volunteer hours to make this event possible. CCA credits offered: 1 SW, 0.5 Sustainability
The meeting is sponsored by OSU Extension Champaign County and the Logan County Land Trust.
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