This panel discusses the need for coordinating soil health data collection efforts. Innovations in soil health data can help catalyze innovations in healthy soil policy at the state and federal level. Unfortunately, soil health data are often siloed and there is currently limited coordination between public and private sector soil health efforts. This lack of coordination often ends up burdening farmers and ranchers with the arduous role of collecting and reporting different kinds of data for those public and private efforts.
Speakers include Arohi Sharma, water and soil health policy analyst with the Natural Resources Defense Council; Aria McLauchlan, co-founder and executive director of Land Core; Bianca Moebius-Clune, director of the Soil Health Division of the Natural Resources Conservation Service; and Dorn Cox, research director of OpenTEAMe.
The New 7056 Cover Crop Seeder from Salford Group
Business Development Director Dave Webster showcases Salford Group's new 7056 Cover Crop Seeder. The Seeder comes in two models were developed to answer the growing demand of cover crops, the 5056 and 7056, named for their 50 cubic ft and 70 cubic ft capacity. The seeder also comes with two section control and is a dedicated seeder for cover crops.
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