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Poley Joins SHP as Michigan Research Manager
August 29, 2019
The Soil Health Partnership (SHP) is pleased to announce Kristin Poley as the Michigan Research Manager. Poley will be in a joint research position with the Corn Marketing Program of Michigan (CMPM), The Nature Conservancy in Michigan, and SHP with the primary responsibility to build research partnerships to answer key soil health and water quality questions. “Agriculture in […]
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National Wheat Foundation to Engage in SHP
August 27, 2019
The National Wheat Foundation (NWF) is excited to have wheat farmers engaged in the Soil Health Partnership (SHP) as it celebrates its 5th anniversary. We look forward to SHP expanding with wheat, and similar success in wheat as has been seen with corn farmers. NWF values the SHP established network of corn and soybean farmers who are […]
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Soil Health on Rented Farmland
August 27, 2019
Join Randy Dell, Agriculture Strategy Manager with the The Nature Conservancy and Mike Dunn, TNC’s Director of Indiana Freshwater Conservation Programs as they discuss lessons learned from a year of exploration of non-operating landowners and conservation. The Nature Conservancy is a founding member and steering committee member of the Soil Health Partnership. Our organizations collaborate, […]
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Soil Health Workshops on Farm Stewardship
August 27, 2019
Two workshops will be held in Missouri in September and October to provide non-operating landowners an opportunity to learn how to maintain profitability and enhance investment for the future. These workshops will take an in-depth look at how to maintain profitability and enhance investment for the future. Topics covered will help landowners understand what can […]
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Bayer: Addressing Environmental Challenges
August 22, 2019
Bayer is proud to be a founding member of the Soil Health Partnership (SHP). We recognize the need and opportunity to gain a better understanding of soil health. SHP allowed for the creation of a farmer-led collaboration that drives the focus on implementing the most impactful projects and practices in operations while achieving positive environmental […]
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SHP Partners with GEMS on Data Flow
August 22, 2019
The Soil Health Partnership (SHP) is pleased to announce a partnership with GEMS (Genetics, Environment Management, Socio-Economics) to re-engineer SHP data flow and help with data gap workflow. “SHP looks forward to the partnership growing each year. The first year, we are focused on securely storing and backing up data, connecting to other major data […]
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Saving the Soil
August 20, 2019
Theo Bartman of Rock Valley, Iowa had been utilizing cover crops for two years before deciding it was time to take a deeper plunge. After some research he found the Soil Health Partnership (SHP) and learned about the trials being conducted with cover crops and no-till practices. Not long after, Theo enrolled in the program. […]
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The Nature Conservancy: 5 Years with SHP
August 15, 2019
Farmers are the heart of the Soil Health Partnership (SHP) and the heartbeat of our nation. They are not only among our greatest allies in conservation, but they grow the food that nourishes the world. A sustainable food system is potentially one of the most significant ways to ensure a future where both nature and […]
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Soil Health Field Day in Harlan, Indiana
August 13, 2019
The Soil Health Partnership (SHP) is co-hosting a field day in Harlan, Indiana on Wednesday, September 4 to provide farmers an opportunity to learn from their peers and answer tough questions on adopting new soil health practices. Practices that improve soil health are taking on elevated importance as a means to protect topsoil, helping farmers […]
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SHP at Senate Agriculture Committee Briefing
August 12, 2019
Last week, Executive Director, Dr. Shefali Mehta, participated in the Senate briefing, “An Overview of Climate Smart Agriculture and Forestry” that highlighted the agricultural practices farmers are adopting that can help mitigate climate change. Ecosystem Services Market Consortium Executive Director, Debbie Reed, moderated the briefing hosted by the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry. […]
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