February5, 2026 12:00 pm Eastern This webinar will introduce the Predictive Soil Health Economic Calculator (P-SHEC) to planners who work with producers and landowners to provide them economically viable and sustainable alternatives. While soil health practices such as cover crops, no-till, and nutrient management are associated with improvements to water quality, drought resilience, and soil […]

Join Indiana Farm Bureau District 4 for an engaging discussion on the results of cover crop trials and their practical implementation by farmers.  This event will focus on the economics of cover crops, highlighting strategies that maximize cost-effectiveness and yield.  Discover how they are being successfully utilized to balance sustainability and profitability. Thursday, February 5, […]

More info / tickets Management Intensive Rotational Grazing, the Certified Organic Movement, and Grass-Only Dairying has revolutionized family farm economics and dynamics in the American Midwest in the last 20 years.  The success of these trends has made tremendous strides in advancing sustainable agricultural practices, livestock management and environmental improvements in farm production in our […]

Annual Conservation Tillage Breakfast Thursday, February 5, 2026 8 AM-11 AM Dearborn County Adult Center 311 W Tate Street Lawrenceburg, IN This is an annual event open to the public with the opportunity to obtain PARP Credits(Pesticide Applicator Renewal Program). This year's topics are focused around soilhealth & cover crops. FREE meal (Rolling Pin) +PARP […]

Register. The Midwest Cover Crops Council's annual meeting and covercrop conference will be held in Dubuque, Iowa in February 2026. Join us incelebrating the 20th anniversary of the Midwest Cover Crops Council, whosemission is to empower a network of producers, landowners, researchers, industryprofessionals, agencies, Extension specialists, and government stakeholders toincrease cover crop adoption. The Midwest […]

The National Farm Machinery Show offers the most complete selection of cutting-edge agricultural products, equipment and services available in the farming industry. Business professionals from around the world gain knowledge and hands-on access to various technological advancements needed for the upcoming farming season during the four-day show.

Pulaski County PARP - Northwest District DATE/TIME 02/11/2026 09:00 to 11:00 a.m. EST CONTACT INFO AbbyAnspach, Fulton ANR Educator Phone: 574-223-3397 Email: newman0@purdue.edu LOCATION Bethal Bible Church 6966 W SR 14 Winamac, IN 46996 Event details PesticideExposure; Micronutrients; 2026 Regulatory Update

Departmental Seminar: Exploring the Application of Black Soldier Flies to Sustainable Agriculture In this seminar, Laura Ingwell, Ph.D., will share her adventures with utilizing black soldier flies as a mechanism to build healthy soils and generate animal feed. She will discuss their potential application to urban agriculture in particular and share her international experience working […]

Register by February 9th:  574-834-3242 This annual farmer and agricultural landowner event focuses on practices that can be used to improve soil health and water quality. This year's topic is Water Problems: What Every Farmer and Landowner Should Know About Water Movement. It will include a discussion among attendees about real issues they are facing and potential […]

CCSI-SARE Introduction to Soil Health is a very basic course designed to provide a general understanding of soil health systems and the fundamentals of crop production. This training is geared toward newer staff and those who do not have a background in agriculture. Zoom: Join Here